Join us for a special, 2 day workshop designed for those who are new to the harmonium, or looking for a review of the basics. You’ll also learn how to setup, care and maintain the instrument, and how to use the harmonium to accompany your voice and lead a simple kirtan.

During this immersive weekend, you will learn how to play harmonium and kartals, lead kirtan with confidence, explore the history of kirtan and develop a more personal relationship to the art of kirtan itself by diving into its deeper layers as a spiritual practice.

This harmonium course for bhakti yoga will focus specifically on harmonium playing from basic to more advanced levels, music used for singing the names of Radha and Krishna, prayers and invocations from the Vaisnavas tradition and kirtan leadership.

During this immersive weekend, you will learn how to play harmonium and kartals, lead kirtan with confidence and develop a more personal relationship to the art of kirtan itself by diving into its deeper layers as a spiritual practice.

Join us for a unique 6-week harmonium course rooted in Jewish music and spirituality . This class will focus on the practical aspects of playing the harmonium in the context of Jewish community and spirituality.

During this 12-week course, you’ll learn how to harness the power of the harmonium and sound to skillfully bring more depth, devotion, and healing into your classes and communities, while earning 25 hours of Yoga Alliance Continuing Education (YACE) credits

Join us for a special weekend harmonium & kirtan training from visiting harmonium instructor, Seth Lieberman. This weekend-long immersive workshop is intended for beginner to intermediate levels of harmonium playing, focused on a western style of music playing.

You’ll take your understanding of music theory and harmonium playing techniques to the next level and learn how to write your own music by taking a closer look at how melodies are composed, how chords are used to support a melody line, and how to create your own melodies and chord accompaniment.

Join us for a 4-week live, online course on Zoom designed for those wanting to begin or build a foundation in a study of the harmonium, music, and kirtan. In this course, you will not only learn new skills and techniques to help develop your personal practice, but you will also get to be a part of a community of other seekers on this path.

This second module builds on the foundational skills you learned in module 1 and develops your ability to hear music in a more deep and refined way through ear training and listening exercises enabling you to find notes on the harmonium by ear and how to transpose music into different keys.

In this first module of our 3 part series, we’ll lay the groundwork for a deeper study of the harmonium and music theory, in the context of devotional music and how the essential principles of melody, harmony, and rhythm apply to keyboard instruments, while gaining more harmonium playing skills.

A unique, one-of-a-kind training that allows you to go deeper into your understanding of music and your ability to express yourself. Each of these modules provides the knowledge and practice techniques that helps build your ability to create your own chant music.

During this immersive weekend, you will learn how to play harmonium and kartals, lead kirtan with confidence and develop a more personal relationship to the art of kirtan itself by diving into its deeper layers as a spiritual practice.

Join us for this one of a kind Bhakti/kirtan spiritual immersion at the beautiful Govardhan EcoVilliage in India for an opportunity to refine your Kirtan skills prior to going deep into wisdom study of the Bhakti tradition.

During this immersive weekend, you will learn how to play harmonium and kartals, lead kirtan with confidence and develop a more personal relationship to the art of kirtan itself by diving into its deeper layers as a spiritual practice.

Join us for a unique 6-week harmonium course rooted in Jewish music and spirituality . This class will focus on the practical aspects of playing the harmonium in the context of Jewish community and spirituality.