Listening Inward: Breath, Body & Song
Singing opens us to a myriad of internal textures, emotions, and sensations in our bodies and in our felt experience. It also is a tool for regulating our systems, for bringing us back in touch with ourselves. In this session, we will be merging embodiment and somatic tools with our singing practice to more deeply listen in to what is present. We will move slowly and spend time in song and silence, noticing and grounding in our bodies and our experience as we go.
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Batya Levine (they/she)Musician, Songleader, Shaliach Tzibur (Jewish prayer leader) and Cultural Organizer.Batya Levine (they/she) uses song as a tool for cultivating healing and resilience in their work as a communal song leader, musician, shaliach tzibur (Jewish prayer leader) and cultural organizer. They believe in the liberatory power of song to untie what is bound within us, and sustain us as we build a more just and beautiful world. Batya is a founding core team member of Let My People Sing! and is a Cultural Organizer with Linke Fligl. She offers song, ritual, and workshops in a variety of communities, and composes original music made of Ashkenazi yearning, queer heart-medicine, and emunah (faith/trust). Batya recently released their first album, Karov. Learn more at www.batyalevine.com
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