Vak: Song of Becoming is an inter-disciplinary musical piece by Ann Dyer that explores the profound impact sound — and particularly voice — has on our experience of being. Inspired by the ancient Indian goddess Vak who creates the world through sound vibration, Vak: Song of Becoming calls on yogic sound philosophies and practices originally used for seeking Realization to create a immersive concert experience that arouses our awareness of self and our connection to others: a modern musical awakening.
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From the latin root inspirare, to "breathe in spirit," inspiration is a subtle and sublime state — one could easily say a spiritual experience. The Inspiration Series is a monthly presentation series featuring prominent artists, authors and scholars in presentations highlighting the capacity for art, literature and philosophy to inspire and transform.
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Everyone is welcome to be a member of the Vak Choir of 108 "everyday" voices — no experience in singing or yoga necessary! You must attend at least one Performance Workshop Session in order to participate in the fall concert, and in April we are hosting our final in our seasonal series. SF Session starts Friday, April 26
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SSssshhh!
A Quiet Blog on Silence, Sound and Self More> Welcome to "Sshhh!", a extemporaneous sharing of personal musings on silence, sound and self by Vak Director Ann Dyer. An abbreviation of "shrudhi, shruta, shraddivam" — a phrase found in the Rig Veda spoken by Vak, the goddess of Word — this month's "Sshhh!" explores The Pursuit of Silence. |
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The Vak Project is a creative presenting, performing and educational initiative committed to awakening our relationship to sound and self. Support us in creating a "sound future." make a contribution > |
