Beltane Concert at Taborspace Sanctuary

Full description and videos at https://www.aylarealta.love/beltane-concert
If you long to connect with nature, the turning seasons, and observe Beltane, if you love to witness live harmonic singing, then this concert is for you.
This concert will feature music guided by Flora and Funga, traditional European polyphonic songs, throat singing and a dash of Opera. The concert centers tightly woven voices with layered harmonies and rhythms that honor the earth and bring our community together.
Performances by-
Earth Women
Earth Women sing ancient polyphonic European Earth worshipping songs. Gathered by Ayla, these women sing to reclaim their wild, raw, and authentic voices as a response to the overarching pressure to only share pretty polite and perfect sounds. This group is modeled after women’s singing group Laboratorium Piesni, who reclaim their wildness, and sing songs that are in reverence to our shared planet. Earth Women sing with their feminine Earth bodies, these amazingly intelligent instruments that reflect our planet- circular flowing lunar cycles. Follow @earthwomenpdx in IG for songs and videos.
Sara Tone
Portland based musician, educator, and activist, Sara Tone shares her love songs for the Earth as a multi-instrumentalist. Expressing herself through voice, guitar, bari-uke, kalimba, ocarina, and an assortment of percussion instruments.Her style ranges from deep heart rooted soul, world folk, with an undeniable hip-hop approach. (Read: dorky choir kid with a strong ear taught herself lots of instruments to try to express and share the nature inspired symphony she hears and feels intensely). You’ll often find her building musical ideas and passions into sonic reality through loop based harmonies and beat-boxing.More than songs, there's an intentionality and vibe created and held with the collective power of presence and gratitude that the music emanates and amplifies, a prayer, a spell...a Roots Transmission!!
Hyphae
Hyphae is trio of mycologist singers including Koby McConnell, Anna Wilson, and Ayla Realta. They come together through the symbiosis of human and fungi communication using polyphonic vocals and etherial themes to create meditative mushroom music. They sing as the High Fae, of the hyphae- this most fundamental aspect of fungi. Hyphae are the single cell strands that come together to make up mycelium in fungi. High Fae speaks to the energetic characters the fungi invokes in each of them, namely- Fae Empress, Gnome Queen, and Goblin King.

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