SPIRIT OF JOY is rhythm and vocal workshop, where singing meets meditation, through Songs of the World!
You will learn choir style singing, Gospel classics, songs from all over the world, vocal harmony, rhythm and clap, voice projection, breathing techniques and a simple yet powerful meditation technique linked to Kundalini Energy.
In the SPIRIT OF JOY workshop, we meditate to sing freely and sing to meditate deeply!
It is all about getting out of our heads and connecting with our Heart and with our Spirit, the center of our Joy!
You will learn choir style singing, Gospel classics, songs from all over the world, vocal harmony, rhythm and clap, voice projection, breathing techniques and a simple yet powerful meditation technique linked to Kundalini Energy.
In the SPIRIT OF JOY workshop, we meditate to sing freely and sing to meditate deeply!
It is all about getting out of our heads and connecting with our Heart and with our Spirit, the center of our Joy!
About Rachelle:
Once on world tours with major stars, singer Rachelle Jeanty left the glamour of the music world in order to fulfill a deeper wish: to use her voice as an instrument of peace and spiritual awakening, to help bring people back to their essence: their Spirit.
Her inner transformation was punctuated by the discovery of meditation and she made it an integral part of her life and music.
Parallel to her rich singing career, Rachelle discovered a passion for teaching and for transmitting her knowledge of music, rhythm, singing and meditation. She created the Spirit of Joy workshops in 2011 and has been sharing the universal language of Joy since, with happy singers all over Europe, in Morocco, Switzerland and Taiwan!
What to bring:
Water, comfortable clothes and socks. A smile. An opened heart. And a good ear, to hear and sing the notes in tune. As it is a choir type of singing, with multiple vocal harmonies, note stability is important. No other singing requirement or experience is needed. If there are out of tune issues, we might discreetly ask you to support the group by withdrawing from the singing until all the vocal harmonies are learned and set.