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Description
The goal of this training is to empower and equip each participant with the confidence and ability to lead their own kirtan. The course is designed to give you fundamental skills, tools and knowledge that will take you deeper into your kirtan experience. Over the course of a full immersive weekend, you will learn how to play instruments, lead kirtan on your own, and develop a much more personal relationship to the art of kirtan itself by diving into the deeper layers of kirtan as a spiritual practice. Elements of the course will include exploring the history and meaning of kirtan, how to develop the devotional qualities that can enhance your kirtan offerings, learning rhythm, and how to play harmonium and kartals (hand cymbals). No previous kirtan experience or musical ability is necessary.
What You’ll Learn:
History of kirtan
Meaning of kirtan as described in Sri Chaitanya’s Siksastakam
Mood of kirtan / how to approach kirtan
Kirtan lifestyle
Practical learning of musical instruments and how to lead:
Harmonium
Kartals
Rhythm
Different styles of kirtan
Keeping beat with other musicians
Getting over stage fright
Holding space
Dates and Times
Friday, February 24th 6pm–9pm
Saturday, February 25th, 9am–5pm
Sunday, Febraury 26th, 9am–5pm
Pricing
$350 – Earybird (first 5 sign ups)
$400 – Regular Price
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Seth Lieberman
Seth Lieberman is a musician and yoga teacher residing in the Hudson Valley of New York. A lifelong music maker, he studied music composition, theory, clarinet, and piano at the University of Maryland, where he received BA in Music. During his 10 years of time living in Brooklyn, NY, he completed 3 different yoga teacher trainings. Seth has joined his two passions of music and yoga through playing and teaching the harmonium, leading kirtan, and creating original music related to mantra and yoga. He has been actively teaching harmonium both online and in-person for the past 8 years and has helped bring the joy of mantra and music to many students throughout the world.