The Potential of Sounding and Movement: adapting a movement-sonification approach to enhance body-awareness
by Elizabeth Dare Andes On the movement of octopuses, Emilie Conrad writes: “I WANT TO MOVE LIKE THAT! Who wouldn’t want to have the extraordinary ability to shift their molecular structure and keep inventing themselves on an ongoing basis? Talk about creativity!… Without my experiences with sound I would never have thought of this nor…
The Potential of Sounding and Movement: Adapting a movement-sonification approach to enhance body awareness
On the movement of octopuses, Emilie Conrad writes: “I WANT TO MOVE LIKE THAT! Who wouldn’t want to have the extraordinary ability to shift their molecular structure and keep inventing themselves on an ongoing basis? Talk about creativity!… Without my experiences with sound I would never have thought of this nor would I have had…
Monthly Members’ Webinar – Harmony Within: The Tongue, Vagus Nerve, and Voice as Gateways to Calm
Date: Thursday 20th February 2025Times: 19:00 – 20:00 Check your timezone here.Presenter(s): Gus de la QuerraTitle: Harmony Within: The Tongue, Vagus Nerve, and Voice as Gateways to Calm Description: As part of the February/March theme of Sound and Voice, Gus de la Querra, well known teacher and therapist and a popular presenter with our members, returns to The Fascia Hub bringing…
Balance Your Breath, Boost Your Voice
I was in the car with a friend who I’d met in a biotensegrity & fascia focused zoom room in 2020. We were on the way home from an eye-opening 5-day dissection course helmed by John Sharkey, Joanne Avison, Wilbour Kelsick, Mark Flannigan, and Neil Theise, and our conversation turned towards the voice, and how…
Humming and nasal breathing – keys to efficient breathing, calm and improved immunity
Leon Chaitow’s well-known piece, Humming my way back home[i], written a few years ago, describes his journey back to England after teaching in Ireland at the National Training Centre, Dublin. As he arrives in London, his body reacts to the air pollution and “A thought came to me relating to something I’d been discussing earlier…