Chantlings
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Chantlings
I'm developing a set of instructions to effortlessly guide a group into delightful improvised collaborative music-making, especially aimed at people who think they are "not musical" / "bad at music", or anyone whose creativity is inhibited by excessive self criticism
Take out the garbage? Next time try singing the request in a fake-opera voice instead of using the usual nagging tones.
Lawrence Cohen • Playful Parenting - by Lawrence Cohen | Derek Sivers
When we chant and sing, we tune the frequencies of sound and words towards something beautiful, we breathe air into the alchemy of our bodies and transform it into song. We enchant the vibrations running through us with meaning, wonder and mystery.
Rob Burbea says:
Rob Burbea says:
“Through my enchanting, through my singing, through my conjuring of consciousness, of... See more
Cheryl Hsu • Harmonizing the Body Electric
Singing to the Plants,
Howard G. Charing • The Accidental Shaman: Journeys with Plant Teachers and Other Spirit Allies
Mishak was not musical. Silence was his metier; he navigated through the day by gentle sounds: a thrush outside the window, the fall of rain, the whirr of a lawn-mower. Now, as Heini pounded his piano, he was cut off from all these.
Eva Ibbotson • The Morning Gift
It’s not at all unheard of for the flutes to imitate the sound of a kettle when they decide it’s time for tea, or to whistle out the tune of laughter when a hapless outsider walks across the hall. It’s all part of the humour of the pit, and it’s a chance to liven things up a bit too.