premiere of my new work for Attaca quartet

premiere of a my new work for Caballito Negro

Guided Breathwork and Ambient Sound Healing in The Princeton University Chapel

ABOUT

I started Chamber Meditations as a concert series that combines improvised chamber music, ambient sound healing, breathwork, and mantra to welcome the community to relax in a sacred space of intentional healing. I would like to thank Dean Boden and Nicole Aldrich for their deep generosity and support in realizing this vision.

ARTISTS:

Pritam Siri - Breathwork facilitator 

Hope Littwin - Vocals and sound bowls
Cleek Schrey - viola da gamba
Fransisco del Pino - Electric guitar
Anirban Das - Indian flute
Gladstone Butler - Electronics
Gian Pietro Torrano Jacobs - Harp

Sound Engineer: Tom Seeland
Filmogropher: Seva Jagat

This concert will be free, un-ticketed, open to the public and live-streamed on the chapel's livestream, my youtube page and RAMA TV. 

Premiering a new work I made for Hub New Music

I started Chamber Meditations as a concert series that combines improvised chamber music, ambient sound healing, breathwork, and mantra to welcome the community to relax in a sacred space of intentional healing.

This special iteration of Chamber Meditations is aimed at nurturing joy and play through breathwork, guided meditation, dance and live music.

premiering a new work I made for Gallicantus

Begotten, Not Made explores what the words and music of the Christian Mass have to say to the 21st century, and how future generations might respond to those ideas. The New Consort has paired movements from William Byrd’s landmark Masses (honoring the 400th anniversary of his passing) with settings of texts from other faith traditions and from scientists & philosophers, including works by Shireen Abu Khader, Salamone Rossi, David Shapiro, Judith Weir, and Gregory Brown.

At the heart of this program is a world premiere by Hope Littwin, a current PhD student in composition at Princeton: Stations of the Credo, a staged work exploring a core belief held by each singers of the ensemble.

Begotten, Not Made explores what the words and music of the Christian Mass have to say to the 21st century, and how future generations might respond to those ideas. The New Consort has paired movements from William Byrd’s landmark Masses (honoring the 400th anniversary of his passing) with settings of texts from other faith traditions and from scientists & philosophers, including works by Shireen Abu Khader, Salamone Rossi, David Shapiro, Judith Weir, and Gregory Brown.

At the heart of this program is a world premiere by Hope Littwin, a current PhD student in composition at Princeton: Stations of the Credo, a staged work exploring a core belief held by each singers of the ensemble.

Begotten, Not Made explores what the words and music of the Christian Mass have to say to the 21st century, and how future generations might respond to those ideas. The New Consort has paired movements from William Byrd’s landmark Masses (honoring the 400th anniversary of his passing) with settings of texts from other faith traditions and from scientists & philosophers, including works by Shireen Abu Khader, Salamone Rossi, David Shapiro, Judith Weir, and Gregory Brown.

At the heart of this program is a world premiere by Hope Littwin, a current PhD student in composition at Princeton: Stations of the Credo, a staged work exploring a core belief held by each singers of the ensemble.

Guided Breathwork and Ambient Sound Healing in The Princeton University Chapel

ABOUT

I started Chamber Meditations as a concert series that combines improvised chamber music, ambient sound healing, breathwork, and mantra to welcome the community to relax in a sacred space of intentional healing. I would like to thank Dean Boden and Nicole Aldrich for their deep generosity and support in realizing this vision.

ARTISTS:

Eleanora Berenyi - Breathwork facilitator 
Hope Littwin - Vocals and bowls
Cleek Schrey - Viola da gamba
Fransisco del Pino - Electric guitar
Gladstone Butler - Electronics
Gian Pietro Torrano Jacobs - Harp

Sound Engineer: Tom Seeland
Filmogropher: Gabriel de Urioste

This concert will be free, un-ticketed, open to the public and live-streamed on the chapel's livestream, my youtube page.

Guided Breathwork and Ambient Sound Healing in The Princeton University Chapel

ABOUT

I started Chamber Meditations as a concert series that combines improvised chamber music, ambient sound healing, breathwork, and mantra to welcome the community to relax in a sacred space of intentional healing. I would like to thank Dean Boden and Nicole Aldrich for their deep generosity and support in realizing this vision.

ARTISTS:

Pritam Siri - Breathwork facilitator 

Hope Littwin - Vocals and sound bowls
Cleek Schrey - viola da gamba
Fransisco del Pino - Electric guitar
Anirban Das - Indian flute
Gladstone Butler - Electronics
Gian Pietro Torrano Jacobs - Harp

Sound Engineer: Tom Seeland
Filmogropher: Seva Jagat

This concert will be free, un-ticketed, open to the public and live-streamed on the chapel's livestream, my youtube page and RAMA TV.