Aja Piesionka.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=04fEWQOwUD4
I CALL YOU with my song. Come, beautiful woman, to sing your own voice, so that together we can discover what needs to be voiced within us, what vibrations want to be expressed through our body. I am calling everything that is authentic in you, what is your Frequency, what is hidden in the Prime Memory of the Sound that you are. Singing these songs by remembering them brings us back to our true, living, authentic Nature. Nature immersed in the Musicality of the World. To give her space is to return to the Path of Beauty.
Songs have healing power, they transform fear into courage, they return to the center, to the heart, they bring solace and joy, they clarify paths. I will accompany you in this process, providing you with my experience and intuition. We will call the energies of our ancestors into the circle to sing with us and the forces of Nature, the Elements and the Great Silence to remind us who we really are.
Take care of your well-being, dress softly and comfortably to feel at ease. We will also practice with our body through movement, touch and deep breathing. If you want, take your drum or rattle and something to drink.
The circle is only for women.
Aja Piesionka. The founder of the Song Laboratory, has been dedicating her path to exploring the extraordinary matter of sound and traditional songs for almost twenty years. He travels all over the world (including the USA, Japan, England, Turkey, India, Israel and most European countries), conducting workshops, giving concerts, collecting songs from the sources. A graduate of the Gardzienice Theater, director of musical performances. She has recorded ten albums (including the last album by Laboratorium Pieśni: Rasti - nominated for the Fryderyk Award in 2020) and has written the book "Unleash Your Song".
Song Laboratory. A Tri-City women's group of singers, arranging traditional polyphonic songs: Ukrainian, Bulgarian, Belarusian, Serbian, Polish and many others. Songs of the World are performed both a cappella and with the accompaniment of shamanic drums and other ethnic instruments (including shruti boxes, bells, rattles, flutes, kalimba, singing bowls), introducing a new space of voice improvisation into traditional songs, inspired by the sounds of nature, often intuitive, wild, feminine.
The band has already visited over 20 countries with concerts and workshops (including the USA, Japan, England, Scotland, Germany, Israel, Switzerland, Spain, Iceland, Denmark, Norway, the Netherlands, France). The video with the Belarusian song "Shtoj pa moru" has had over 10 million views, and the group is followed by over 140,000 fans on Facebook.
Website: www.laboratoriumpiesni.pl
Face: https://www.facebook.com/laboratoriumpiesni/
You Tube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=04fEWQOwUD4
