The Musical Body brings together body, breath, voice, rhythm, music, imagination, and intention in a living, co-creative practice. Drawing on vocal improvisation, movement, listening, experiential musical forms and relational practices, extended vocal techniques, and responsive ritual, participants explore voice in relationship to life itself.

Held in small groups, the practice invites deep listening — inwardly, relationally, and toward place and people — attuning to what wants to emerge. It centres shared presence, responsiveness, and music-making as a living, relational process.