Information Event

`Indian Classical Music´

Why does the `Indian Classical Music´ sound so different?
Is it based on universally valid laws?
Does it reflect the primordial sound matrix?
What are its most outstanding features?
Why is it accessible even without prior knowledge?
Why can it be experienced holistically?
What does intuitive music mean in the Indian musical context?
Which musical aspects can sensitise, enrich and accompany us in our everyday lives?

For organisational reasons, please register if you wish to attend.

Water, tea and small snacks will be available for all participants.

Appreciation for knowledge transfer, drinks, snacks and room rental on a donation basis.

Frequent booker gift: After 9 offers of 45/60 minutes each, you will receive a free offer from the Sound Spectrum or Relaxation Spectrum session in small groups (45 min.) [90-minute sessions count as two; the Information Event is excluded]. Applicable in the Salt Room with a €12.50 surcharge. The voucher is transferable and valid for three years. Cash redemption is not possible. Not combinable with 10-session cards.

Visits to your home or facility can also be arranged to meet your needs. Upon request, individual and group offers can be provided in English, Hindi, Bangla, and Turkish as well. Price by arrangement.

Calendar

Registration

Introductory-Workshop

Workshop: Improvise like Clockwork

Workshop: Alaap-Syllable Singing

Workshop: Raag Music

Workshop: The Genres of Indian Music

Workshop: Individual Topics

Workshop-Topics at a Glance

Contact

The accompaniment of the Tanpura gives my offerings a unique and distinctive character. Its enchanting vibrations are both my musical guide and the core sonic foundation woven into each of my offers. The natural harmonic series (pure intervals) unfolds from its mysterious ocean of overtone-rich vibrations – a silent awakening from the depths of sound. Through regular meditative merging with its multidimensional sound spectrum, the `inner ear´ can open up to the perception of the omnipresent sound of anahat Nāda.

Inspired by the creative improvisational mastery of my Gurus, I draw from the rich spectrum of improvisational techniques from Indian Raag Music to create individual designs for syllable singing. Each musical presentation unfolds melodically and intuitively, tailored to the participants, the hour, and the spirit of the moment.

Miniature painting: Anonymous, vor 1530; Squirrels, a Peacock and Peahen, Demoiselle Cranes and Fishes aus Babur Nama National Museum, New Delhi; Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons (edited).

Background: “Flower of Life Infinite Pattern Sacred Geometry“; Douglas James Butner, CC BY-SA 4.0 <https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0>, via Wikimedia Commons; (edited & Image insertion: 2024 The Year of the Dragon by Hafize Daniel).