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Upcoming events: September 3 Friday evenings (7th, 14th & 21st) at 7.30 During the nada yoga classes this month we shall be learning to chant the Ramayana.
September16th (Sunday) SING OUT/NADA YOGA day workshop in Devon. Organised by Tattwa Gyani more details to follow.
September 29th (Saturday) SING OUT/NADA YOGA day workshop in Otterbourne, Surrey, organised by Satvikananda more details to follow "There is something in the human voice that is unlocked when we sing that isn't there when we speak." George Martin, producer of the Beatles records.
About Krishnadhyanam Krishnadhyanam (Richard Roberts) has been teaching and developing his SING OUT voicework since 1980. Inspired initially by work with the Roy Hart Theatre (France) he has studied with Sivasankara Panniker inTrivandrum, India, with Devashish Dey in Varanasi, India and with Gilles Petit in France and England. He founded VoiceSpace, a centre for vocal work and performance in London, in 1993. In 1996 he completed the Spectrum One Year Course in Psychotherapy. He is also extremely pleased to be a graduate of the “How to be a Stupid” workshop with the Brazilian clown Angela de Castro. In 1999 he completed a full time RSA Certificate Course in Voice Movement Therapy directed by Paul Newham. He has taught in settings ranging from infant school to University. He is a qualified yoga teacher (The Bihar School of Yoga) and lives and teaches at the Satyananda Yoga Centre in London, where he works with individuals and groups. He also leads workshops around the country and abroad. If you are interested in his work please contact him on 07905 534217 or email him at Krishnadhyanam@hotmail.com
Nada in Sanskrit means ‘sound’ or ‘flow’. Yoga means ‘union’. The practices of Nada Yoga therefore can be understood as the union or flowing into sound... Nada Yoga classes are held at the Satyananda Yoga Centre (London) at 7.30pm on Fridays (except the last of the month), all welcome, cost £7.
Singing and chanting is a powerful method of getting in touch with our deepest being and also of communicating with others...
We are born with a natural ability to sing out. Not many of us manage to maintain this natural ability as we grow up – for many different reasons...
Our breathing process presents us with a wonderful opportunity, for it is something which we can consciously influence...
Chants and Bhajans that you can listen to and sing along with...
Sa - Re - Ga - Ma - Pa - Dha - Ni - SA The notes of the Indian musical scale, rather like Doh-Re-Mi...
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