A space to unwind on a Friday evening - once every three or four weeks - listening to the drone, listening to Jenni singing.
Group singing on mute and singing in duets and trios with Jenni, unmuted.
"There's nothing to it..." the strap line for the session
During the pilot session, Jenni said to the group, "I don't know if I've taught you anything this evening.." The reply came: "Does it matter?"
The next morning, the person continued... "I was grateful there wasn't any explicit 'learning' ... learning will always happen, I think, but/and the discoveries we make ourselves are the most valuable ones."
Taking an Intuitive Vocal Improvisation boat trip together.. the waves, the ocean, the mountains and the forests.. leaving harbour - returning to shore.
This is a gentle space for exploring and sounding into Being and Aliveness through voice.
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Best using headphones and a good external mic - (get yourself a reverb unit to go fully cosmic) - but come as you are with the set-up you have! No pressure. All welcome.
You will be sent a Zoom link once you have bought your ticket.
Please make sure to buy at least an hour before the event to make sure your purchase is seen.
I don't think this page allows multiple dates, so once this date is passed, I will duplicate the event with a new date.
Cost £5, plus the site fee of 89p. There will be a charity donation made as well.
Free for first timers.
Dates to the summer...
Jan 9
Feb 6
March 6
April 3
May 8
May 29
June 19
July 17
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"The work of Jenni Roditi is truly remarkable. All music speaks to the unconscious. But rarely do we find that conduit from the unconscious back into musical form. Jenni Roditi, employing a sophisticated use of improvisation, a deep understanding of how listening becomes musical expression and her own innate musicality, makes vocal work that is at once utterly original and completely timeless. It speaks of what is most ancient in all of us, and, simultaneously, what is most urgent, present and new. It is, quite simply, extra-ordinary. And very, very beautiful.”
Simon McBurney, Complicité Theatre, March 2018.
