The link to RhizomaticChoir.com doesn't work. I am really interested in this practice but I live in Italy and wanted to know if there are possibilities to experience it online or in Europe.
I currently live in portland oregon and unfortunately there really isnt a market for the work i do. This particular practice does not work online due to the overlapping sonics.
I am sorry there not seem to be enough interest around this practice. I watched a presentation on Youtube you did about it. I was hoping there was also the singing recorded, but I understand it is something that requires engagement. Are there any recording available to try to learn it and try it here? Or recordings of the San/Bushmen people singing? Thanks for sharing this knowledge.
1- my technique is not copying or mimicking the central african hunter gatherers
2- audio recordings of my technique dont make any “sense” in that medium. Just sounds like noise.
3- there are recordings of central african hunter gatherers singing and their songs have words and meaning to them. U can find on youtube and spotify. Again, my technique is not copying them but using patterns and principles based on my years of experience in theater and performing arts and ritual.
Thank you for this additional reply. Given the importance that you assign to this practice for societal wellbeing do you have any recommendation about how it can be learned or developed autonomously for people not living in the US?
i think the thing i could do is offer professional consultation and help someone develop a version of this for their own practice/community. there are a lot of "soft skills" beyond just "what does the practice look/sound like"
Thank you. I think that I would need first to do some personal practice and then maybe extending to the community. Is there a way I can contact you directly via email?
The link to RhizomaticChoir.com doesn't work. I am really interested in this practice but I live in Italy and wanted to know if there are possibilities to experience it online or in Europe.
Yes i took down all the links etc.
I currently live in portland oregon and unfortunately there really isnt a market for the work i do. This particular practice does not work online due to the overlapping sonics.
I am sorry there not seem to be enough interest around this practice. I watched a presentation on Youtube you did about it. I was hoping there was also the singing recorded, but I understand it is something that requires engagement. Are there any recording available to try to learn it and try it here? Or recordings of the San/Bushmen people singing? Thanks for sharing this knowledge.
1- my technique is not copying or mimicking the central african hunter gatherers
2- audio recordings of my technique dont make any “sense” in that medium. Just sounds like noise.
3- there are recordings of central african hunter gatherers singing and their songs have words and meaning to them. U can find on youtube and spotify. Again, my technique is not copying them but using patterns and principles based on my years of experience in theater and performing arts and ritual.
Thank you for this additional reply. Given the importance that you assign to this practice for societal wellbeing do you have any recommendation about how it can be learned or developed autonomously for people not living in the US?
i think the thing i could do is offer professional consultation and help someone develop a version of this for their own practice/community. there are a lot of "soft skills" beyond just "what does the practice look/sound like"
Thank you. I think that I would need first to do some personal practice and then maybe extending to the community. Is there a way I can contact you directly via email?