Join us for an evening movement meditation
with the voice of Kristina Sophia
and the gentle rhythms of Gayan Gregory Long.
You will be invited to move in whatever way calls you
or sit in stillness while being bathed in celestial music.
Rudolf Steiner and Edgar Cayce both said that sound was the medicine of the future.
The future is here now.
Come give yourself a transcendental gift.
What is more important than coming back to true selves?
And what is better than doing it together?
Tuesday Evening, June 1st,
8:30 -9:30 pm
(come a bit early if you can)
Solstice Center: 302 Pearl St. Boulder, CO 80302
$10 suggested donation
 |
Kristina Sophia is a world-traveler, pioneering co-creator of Musical Missions of Peace, and co-star of Singing in Baghdad. She has sung in the Cairo stadium for an audience of 60,000 Egyptians and performed in the war-zones of Iraq with partner Cameron Powers. She has taught singing, healing sound and voice therapy for 15 years and has 2 critically acclaimed CDs.
 |
Gayan Gregory Long is an itinerant drummer, composer, and accompanist. He began performing music at age eleven, has appeared on thirty recording projects, and has two CD's of his own. He has performed at the New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival, at the Cathedral of St. John's the Divine in New York City, and at the Drums For Peace Festival in Russia (which was founded by his drum students). Gayan is a founding member of the bands ReZen, Cherry Veil, and Bindhi Kiss.
email: kristinasophia@yahoo.com
)