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Description
Join us for a special, 2 day workshop designed for those wishing to go deeper into their harmonium and kirtan practice who already have some basic experience. In these classes you will continue to develop your harmonium playing, knowledge of the keyboard and western music theory, confidence using your voice and leading kirtan, and learn new music to add to your repertoire. Whether you are just looking to chant and play the harmonium for your personal practice, share in yoga classes, or to lead kirtans, this weekend training is for you.
Students will receive easy-to-read chant sheets they can take home to practice, and will have access to audio recordings of each of the chants. The music taught will be chord based, western style using Sanskrit mantras.
This course is for anyone who already has a basic ability to play the harmonium and is familiar with the western note names (A, B, C etc.) on the keyboard. If you are a complete beginner and wish to take this course, contact Ferdie to setup a private online session or two with Seth before the course begins.
We encourage students to bring their own harmoniums. If you are interested in purchasing an instrument, please contact Ferdie for recommendations. There will be a limited number of harmoniums available to use during the workshop.
DATES AND TIMES
Saturday, Apr 20th
1-4pm EST
Sunday, Apr 21st
9-12pm EST
PRICING
$150
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Seth Lieberman is a musician and yoga teacher residing in the Hudson Valley of New York. A lifelong music maker, he studied music composition, theory, clarinet, and piano at the University of Maryland, where he received BA in Music. During his 10 years of time living in Brooklyn, NY, he completed 3 different yoga teacher trainings. Seth has joined his two passions of music and yoga through playing and teaching the harmonium, leading kirtan, and creating original music related to mantra and yoga. He has been actively teaching harmonium both online and in-person for the past 8 years and has helped bring the joy of mantra and music to many students throughout the world.