Harmonic Temple

For men and women, singing in 4 part harmonies of soprano, alto, tenor and bass, for voices of all levels.

Four Sundays:   February 28, March 7, 14, 21

7:15 - 8:30 PM

Cost: $5 - $8 (sliding scale) 

The Harmonic Temple’ is a collection of chants in four part harmony using short texts from a broad spectrum of spiritual traditions. When sung repeatedly in an open-hearted manner, a special ambience develops; a feeling of being in a Sacred space created by the sound of the harmony.

The Harmonic Temple happens when a group of singers sing in a circle, for themselves and each other with no other audience, with the intent of going deeply into the attunement of the chant. This usually means sustaining the song for a while, so that all the singers can get past the point of struggling to remember words or melody, and beyond issues around vocal inadequacy, to the point at which they are one with the music and its intent. This can include exploring the physical space occupied by the singers, to feel the impact of the sound from various places in and around the circle, and times of listening, prayer, meditation and/or allowing the music to enter as a medium of healing.

Grace Marie, Facilitator - Grace has been studying with Nickomo Clarke, composer from England, and creator of the Harmonic Temple for a number of years and is the the North American contact for this voice art.  She has facilitated regular Harmonic Temple classes for 5 years in Fort Collins, and sharing it worldwide at her retreats. She is an international teacher of sacred dance and voice using mantras, chants, movement meditation that are interwoven in her experiential workshops. 

For detailed information on Harmonic Temple or Grace Marie, go to www.kundagrace.com