Friday Night Healing: Sound, Kirtan & Rhythm with Daphne Tse & Kumi Masunag
About this Event
Date: Friday, 6 November
Time: 7:00 PM – 9:00 PM
Venue: 4/F, The Yoga Room, Sheung Wan
Fee: HK$300 (sign up before 16 Oct) HK$375 (after 17 Oct)
We'll sing together and move through simple rhythms that help you drop out of your head and into your body. No singing experience needed, no yoga experience needed. Just come ready to breathe, listen, and let your voice be part of the medicine.
Daphne Tse is a spirited, soulful artist and teacher originally from Texas. She studied music at The University of Texas at Austin and The Old Town School of Folk Music in Chicago, and trained in kirtan with Jai Uttal and sound healing with Jonathan Goldman. She is the founder of SoulSongs, her signature brand of vocal expression and reconnecting to your authentic voice, and has released five albums of healing yoga music blending mantra, folk, and world sound. She brings her soulful teachings and music to audiences around the world with grace and joy.
Kumi Masunaga is a Japanese percussionist, drum circle facilitator, REMO Artist, and Village Music Circles (VMC) Global Trainer with 25 years of experience as the founder of Drum Jam in Hong Kong. A two-time TEDx presenter, Kumi has travelled from Africa to the Americas and across Asia, collecting indigenous rhythms and chants. She passionately utilises her range of interactive music programmes to inspire individuals, build community, celebrate life, and promote peace and wellness in our world.
Read more in the SCMP:
Daphne: https://amp.scmp.com/lifestyle/health-wellness/article/3251056/new-age-musical-healer-revitalising-hong-kong-people-using-her-mix-music-spirituality-yoga-and-dance
Kumi: https://amp.scmp.com/magazines/post-magazine/long-reads/article/3131568/percussionist-kumi-masunaga-was-kidnapped-child
Enquiry and Sign Up: Please drop us an email at [email protected] / call 2544-8398 / WhatsApp +852 6685 9097 () for details.
Where is it happening?
Event Location & Nearby Stays:
HKD 300.00 to HKD 375.00
