Sound Therapy Workshop with Jonny Cope

Short excerpts from a half-day workshop on Sound Therapy led by Jonathan Cope for Primal Lifestyle Camp 2011.

With thanks to Primal Lifestyle, Matt Wallenden and Olly Hermon-Taylor

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Sound Therapy
• Jonny Cope
• shaman
• healing
• overtone
• throat singing
• tibetan bowls
• didgeridoo
• harmonics
• jews harp

[Cre8iveSignWorks]

nice didge

but those singing bowls are a bit much to take. (i just dont get them...they dont produce music....just the most annoying sound in the world).

[JonnyMcBoingBoing]

@Cre8iveSignWorks well depends on your definitions of music for one. They are better used for deep listening, meditation and altered states of consciousness. Sounds often seem 'annoying' if they shift our awareness and conscious state away from it's normal mode and this can often be a good thing once we move beyond the 'annoying' bit...

[naughtylittlemonkey1]

I satrted watching this and I was thinking "Wow, where do I know this guy from?", then I just realized that you're the master from my Didgeridoo tutorial video! I've just gotta' say that you've helped me so much and I can't thank you enough. :)

[Cre8iveSignWorks]

@JonnyMcBoingBoing

yeah i get what you are saying....

but id prefer to hear you play didge and other instruments way more.

[cowgirlcurtis]

i love those singing bowls. they're so crazy awesome but so relaxing.

[Bluntphilly]

I'll buy you a pint if you ever come to Somerset

[Manix25000]

These singing bowls sounds very impressive

[wolfj171]

this is awesome i love singing bolws! ive got one of those

[jahchild1904]

This is cool! I wish I had a didgeridoo like that. Mine are all plastic, and the sound quality is pretty bad.