Unseen Connections: A Concert of Plants + Voice

Tue 25th Apr 2023, 7pm – 10pm
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Most of us feel inherently that we are deeply connected to nature. Because we are. Frequency, vibration, energy, emotion, breath - these are the forces that harmonise nature and humanity. Though most of these connections remain unseen, together we are in one unified cycle of existence.

There is a growing recognition of the ability of plants to communicate with one another and the deeply mysterious ways they respond to sounds, stimuli and people - this powerful immersive experience is all about bringing the voices of nature and humanity to our ears and bringing ourselves back into balance. And how, through sound we can truly experience the inseparable connection between humanity and nature and feel its healing power.

Join us for a concert at the beautiful Round Chapel as Natural Symphony uses his ingenious technology to translate the live frequencies of plants into beautiful soundscapes while Kate Fleur Young employs the vibrations of her enchanting voice to bring humans into harmony with themselves and nature.

Part sound journey, part meditation, part visual projection and light bath, this is one of the most unique musical experiences out there - a symphony by and for plants. The two artists most recently featured their work at The Barbican's fantastic The Future is Sound and Wilderness Festival in the UK.

“I’ve learned so much about plants in my journey, especially our deep interconnectedness. We are in a cycle with nature - not only do we share a breath with trees but we're in an energetic cycle too. During photo synthesis plants literally vibrate at our love frequency, 528hz. If we send unconditional love to them we vibrate at the frequency they need to thrive. We can literally heal the world by changing our energetic output.” - Natural Symphony

WHAT TO EXPECT

Guests will make themselves comfortable on the floor lying or sitting on mats while they are transported to another realm. The aim is to bring our human frequencies in tune with those of nature using a variety of sounds and lights generated by plants, singing bowls, human vocals, synthesizers and biofeedback devices.

Places are limited to 100 guests.
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