12 Month Sound Certification - Compositions of 5 Element's
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Prerequisite - For 6-month to 3-year graduates only.
This Program completes a 12 Month Sound Certification - Compositions of 5 Elements.
These Compositions are all about listening and expanding your 5 Element sound choice, bridging your mathematical sounds with deeper meaning, thereby taking your clients into deeper states of consciousness with choices that do not need to be repeated for every performance.
These Compositions with Deagan Xylorimba (also called a Marimba-Xylophone) will dramatically help your creative choices in a multitude of ways.
A hybrid instrument designed by J.C. Deagan around 1912–1915 to combine the best of both the xylophone and the marimba. It uses Nagaed rosewood bars that are thinner and softer in the bass for a marimba-like, sustained tone, and thicker and harder in the treble for a crisp, xylophone-like attack. The bars are mounted on a steel frame with patented metal resonators to enhance overtones.
Combining a Deagan Xylorimba with Gongs and Singing Bowls
A Deagan Xylorimba (also called a Marimba-Xylophone) is a hybrid pitched percussion instrument with a range from about C3 to C8, blending the bright upper register of a xylophone with the resonant lower register of a marimba. When combined with gongs and singing bowls, you create a rich, layered sonic palette that can be used for meditation, ritual, or performance.
1. Understand the Roles
Xylorimba: Provides melodic, rhythmic, and harmonic support. Its wide range allows it to play both high, clear tones and low, sustained notes, making it versatile for outlining melodies, adding rhythmic drive, or creating harmonic textures.
Gongs: Produce a deep, resonant, and often meditative tone. They can be used for emphasis, transitions, or to “anchor” the sound in a space.
Singing Bowls: Generate a sustained, harmonic drone with a bell-like tone. They can add depth, warmth, and a sense of space to the ensemble.
By thoughtfully integrating the Xylorimba’s melodic and harmonic range with the gongs’ resonance and the singing bowls’ sustained tones, you can create a deeply resonant, multi-layered sound that works beautifully in both performance and meditative settings.
The use of gongs and Singing Bowls will find new meaning to those who listen. What a gift that could be.
Your tuition is $375 per class, or save $250 when paid in full by the start of this Sound Training Certification 6-month program.
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This Program completes a 12 Month Sound Certification - Compositions of 5 Elements.
These Compositions are all about listening and expanding your 5 Element sound choice, bridging your mathematical sounds with deeper meaning, thereby taking your clients into deeper states of consciousness with choices that do not need to be repeated for every performance.
These Compositions with Deagan Xylorimba (also called a Marimba-Xylophone) will dramatically help your creative choices in a multitude of ways.
A hybrid instrument designed by J.C. Deagan around 1912–1915 to combine the best of both the xylophone and the marimba. It uses Nagaed rosewood bars that are thinner and softer in the bass for a marimba-like, sustained tone, and thicker and harder in the treble for a crisp, xylophone-like attack. The bars are mounted on a steel frame with patented metal resonators to enhance overtones.
Combining a Deagan Xylorimba with Gongs and Singing Bowls
A Deagan Xylorimba (also called a Marimba-Xylophone) is a hybrid pitched percussion instrument with a range from about C3 to C8, blending the bright upper register of a xylophone with the resonant lower register of a marimba. When combined with gongs and singing bowls, you create a rich, layered sonic palette that can be used for meditation, ritual, or performance.
1. Understand the Roles
Xylorimba: Provides melodic, rhythmic, and harmonic support. Its wide range allows it to play both high, clear tones and low, sustained notes, making it versatile for outlining melodies, adding rhythmic drive, or creating harmonic textures.
Gongs: Produce a deep, resonant, and often meditative tone. They can be used for emphasis, transitions, or to “anchor” the sound in a space.
Singing Bowls: Generate a sustained, harmonic drone with a bell-like tone. They can add depth, warmth, and a sense of space to the ensemble.
By thoughtfully integrating the Xylorimba’s melodic and harmonic range with the gongs’ resonance and the singing bowls’ sustained tones, you can create a deeply resonant, multi-layered sound that works beautifully in both performance and meditative settings.
The use of gongs and Singing Bowls will find new meaning to those who listen. What a gift that could be.
Your tuition is $375 per class, or save $250 when paid in full by the start of this Sound Training Certification 6-month program.
Venmo Ed-Cleveland-4
PayPal - [email protected] with Friends and Family option used.
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