Shamanic Soul Dance
“Emergence”
Peace Through Music Foundation Presents
Shamanic Soul Dance x Revivify Music—Music, Movement, Medicine
Saturday, January 7th, 2023 | 1pm-4pm
Oddfellows Hall, Orcas Island, WA
Sliding Fee Scale $33-55 via online portal
FYI: This is a REGISTRATION IN ADVANCE offering so we can keep a container for a deep journey.
More information will be sent upon registration.
This is an 18 + only event.
Why?
Shamanic Soul dance is a place where we come together to tap into the collective power of music, medicine and movement. We connect with the wisdom of our bodies to heal, open and expand.
Jocéan and Burke will offer a gentle embodiment warm-up with Marjorie’s facilitation using handpans, flutes, frame drum and the voice to drop into our bodies.
Next, Diano will bring together a trance like offering with djembes/congas, channeled deep droney vocals and freeform ecstatic dance beats, we, together, co-create a space that calls you forth into your most brilliant self. This is an opportunity to tap into your deep primal authentic self, dancing, feeling, processing, healing and expanding.
At the end Jocéan and Burke will draw you into a deep state of relaxation with a sound healing offering to fully release and alchemize all that’s moved. Together with the sweeping and trancelike rhythms and the harmonic melodies we will dance each other home to ourselves through movement, music and medicine.
Marjorie Schreurs Lopez Island, WA
You, the Music, Movement and Medicine. Marjorie is a modern day Medicine Woman in the Shamanic tradition of her northern european roots. She is an ambassador and channel for plant & fungi medicine and is deeply honored to support others in their spiritual journey and relationship with these sacred earth medicines. She integrates coaching, somatic movement and plant medicine to call you forth into your most powerful and authentic way of being that emerges from a deep connection to ourselves and the earth. Rooted in her core belief that you simply cannot think your way into embodiment, not intellectualize your empowerment she promotes the integration of mind, body and spirit through direct experience.
Diana Garcia Lopez Island, WA
Master Percussionist/Vocalist Diano is a Medicine Musician with over 30 years of experience of using rhythm and song to evoke altered states of consciousness. Trained in the Malinke tradition of West Africa, Afro Cuban tradition and contemporary styles, he’s a master percussionist, singer and songwriter who weaves all these threads together into a deeply ecstatic “Shamanic Soul Dance” that calls you home to yourself.
General Flow
1-1:30 Arrival/Integration
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1:30 Opening Circle Marjorie Shreurs
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1:45 Warm up with live music by Jocéan & Burke w/ embodiment facilitation by Marjorie
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2-3:15 Deep Drum Journey with Diano
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3:15-4 Sound Healing by Jocéan & Burke and Closing Circle
Revivify Music Orcas Island, WA
Revivify met at a cacao ceremony one fine spring day on an island in the middle of the Salish Sea…
Their vocal harmonies and rhythmic expression immediately found a home amidst one another—they knew their connection was here to stay.
Jocéan & Burke are song-writers and sound healers. Often vocal improva-mantras™ come through in practice and prayerformance as vehicles for cosmic entrainment.
Content touches on the complex metaphorical miracle of life, the gift that is our earth, and what it is to unravel our preconceived notions and truly BE IN THE MOMENT.
Revivify offers themselves up to Spirit as channels for the messages, melodies and rhythms that want to come through. Every prayerformance encapsulates in the moment reverence, positive vibrations, and joy.
Revivify showcases powerful vocal harmonies alongside instruments such as the Middle Eastern Tar, Native American Cedar Flute, Handpan, Kalimba, Guitar, and Ukelele.
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The niece of Jamey Haddad, a world-renowned/grammy nominated percussionist, she is deeply inspired and moved by rhythm, melody and harmony. She started playing music at a very young age picking up the violin at age 7 and continuing on to play over 10 instruments including a variety of percussion.
She embraces all artistic mediums and holds music very close to her heart. The music that she channels is both personal and relatable, meditative and activating. Her intention is to be a clear reflection through A.R.T.(abstracted in real time)-to deepen into the human experience-& 2 awaken from the collective slumber. Her lyrics are often channeled in deep meditative trances she enters while playing the handpan or other instruments. Sometimes they appear as Mantras-vehicles for activation that the audience can join in and sing along, sometimes they come in as wordless sound expressions. JOCÉAN receives deep inspiration and energy from the natural environment around her. Her personal musical influences vary immensely from Paul Simon to Olafur Arnalds, Bjork to Dean Evenson. She describes her music as New-Age meets Neo-Classical using the handpan as a tool of alchemy to immerse isteners in a unique sonic world that transports and helps people to connect deeper with themselves and source.
You will often here her own field recordings from solo nature journeys incorporated into her handpan compositions. She sees this dance between the harmonics of nature and the harmonics of the handpan as a tool of remembrance for listeners. Josephine "JOCÉAN" Dow also teaches handpan & frame drum to women via zoom and in-person. Learn more about her offerings here by visiting her contact page directly. You can also check out her project Revivify Music with her partner Burke Mulvany via www.revivifymusic.com.
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I have been a Peace Through Music troubadour since that first fateful day when I purchased my first Peace Through Music sticker in a Portland guitar shop when I was 19. My life as a musical performer, festival producer, concert promoter and recording artist have all been encapsulated in my quest to share the joys of music with everyone, everywhere, all the time. I currently live on Orcas Island with my beloved, Josephine Dow, and our frisky cat Freddie, where days are spent visualizing the future of the Foundation and thinking about the next time I get to ride my e-bike through the valley.