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SUMMARY:Getting Comfortable with Capacity
DTSTART:20260906T180000Z
DTEND:20260906T191500Z
DTSTAMP:20260902T061655Z
UID:23178@uucb.org
CATEGORIES:music
DESCRIPTION:Rev. Marcus Liefert\n\nModernity places hope in humanity's end
 less potential to grow—"Onward and upward forever!" as one of our spirit
 ual ancestors declared in the Five Points of the New Theology. But overemp
 hasizing our power and neglecting our limitations and vulnerability leaves
  us ill equipped to meet the challenges of our times. How do we hold a con
 versation that both honors our constraints and inspires us to build the ca
 pacity to achieve our purpose?
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URL:https://uucb.org/events/sunday-worship-service-6/
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BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Babies on the Farm!
DTSTART:20260908T173000Z
DTEND:20260908T193000Z
DTSTAMP:20260815T010355Z
UID:10002323-1788863400-1788870600@urbanadamah.org
CATEGORIES:community,family,music
DESCRIPTION:Welcome to our drop-in group for babies and their parents! We 
 will meet to shmooze\, play and enjoy some music and Boichik bagels. You 
 are welcome to come late or leave early. This is meant to be an informal a
 nd relaxed setting to get to know other parents and bond with your baby. M
 usic will be around 11:30 am. This will be run by Rena Greenfield\, Parent
  Connector for Urban Adamah and PJ Library. \nBy registering\, you acknowl
 edge that you have read and consented to Urban Adamah’s event policy.
LAST-MODIFIED:20260815T010355Z
URL:https://urbanadamah.org/event/babies-on-the-farm-202698/
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BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Pro Bonotes Open Rehearsal
DTSTART:20260908T200000Z
DTEND:20260908T210000Z
DTSTAMP:20260903T121955Z
UID:10005284-1788872400-1788876000@www.law.berkeley.edu
CATEGORIES:music
DESCRIPTION:Join the Pro Bonotes A Cappella group for an open rehearsal to
  learn more about the group\, our performances\, events\, and auditions. C
 ome ready to sing! (lunch provided)
LAST-MODIFIED:20260903T121955Z
LOCATION:244 Law Building
URL:https://www.law.berkeley.edu/event/pro-bonotes-open-rehearsal/
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BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Sunday Worship Service
DTSTART:20260913T180000Z
DTEND:20260913T191500Z
DTSTAMP:20260827T001010Z
UID:23179@uucb.org
CATEGORIES:music
DESCRIPTION:Rev. Kathryn Jay\n\nJoin us Sunday mornings as we gather in wo
 rship – singing\, storytelling\, and reflection woven together as we exp
 lore themes of our faith on our serene campus. Each service blends music\,
  prayer\, and sermon in a warm\, covenanted community. Whether through int
 ergenerational gatherings or music-centered services\, all are welcome to 
 find meaning and connection here.
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URL:https://uucb.org/events/sunday-worship-service-7/
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BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Integration Circle: Imagery & Music with Sophia Wang
DTSTART:20260917T020000Z
DTEND:20260917T040000Z
DTSTAMP:20260828T062808Z
UID:500pe2fs3321o5h0cu4c6iqldm@google.com
CATEGORIES:arts,music
DESCRIPTION:More information: https://momence.com/l/g7hqO0xyThis is an on
 going monthly group designed to support the integration of mystical\, psyc
 hedelic\, or otherwise transformative experiences. Each session combines g
 uided listening to curated music with expressive arts such as drawing and 
 writing to help you process what a single conversation can't resolve. Come
  once\, or return each month. No musical or art background is required.Dur
 ing the evening\, we will:Enter a brief guided relaxationListen to a short
 \, curated music passageExpress what surfaces through drawing and writingS
 hare and witness in the group (optional)Leave with a deeper understanding 
 or perspectiveRooted in the Bonny Method\, this circle draws on Guided Ima
 gery and Music (GIM)\, developed by Helen Bonny from her work with LSD-ass
 isted therapy at the Maryland Psychiatric Research Center in the 1960s and
  70s. Bonny found that music paired with deep relaxation could open the sa
 me expanded states she observed in psychedelic sessions\, and that the ima
 gery work done afterward carried much of the lasting change. GIM's approac
 h to music and imagery now informs how integration is supported across mod
 ern psychedelic-assisted therapy.Please arrive no later than 7pm. Doors lo
 ck at 7:10pm.Sophia Wang is a violinist\, board-certified music therapist 
 (MT-BC)\, integration practitioner\, and life coach whose work centers on 
 music\, imagery\, and non-ordinary states of consciousness. With over a de
 cade of clinical experience across oncology\, palliative care\, and mental
  health settings\, she draws on Guided Imagery and Music\, expressive arts
 \, and depth-oriented inquiry to support emotional healing\, insight\, and
  meaningful change.Sophia works with people across a wide range of inner t
 errain: those in cancer care or facing the end of life\; people moving thr
 ough grief\, depression\, or anxiety\; and high-performing professionals a
 nd seekers drawn to deep self-inquiry and the integration of transformativ
 e experiences. Her approach blends clinical training with creative explora
 tion\, emphasizing safety\, pacing\, and integration.
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BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Elul Kirtan Niggun Circle
DTSTART:20260918T020000Z
DTEND:20260918T031500Z
DTSTAMP:20260904T182217Z
UID:10002324-1789671600-1789676100@urbanadamah.org
CATEGORIES:community,music
DESCRIPTION:“If words are the pen of the heart\, then song is the pen of
  the soul.” — Rabbi Schneur Zalman of Liadi\n \n\nJoin us for a soulfu
 l intimate journey into Chassidic niggunim and contemporary melodies from 
 around the world. \nLearn powerful\, centuries-old niggunim unique to th
 e auspicious month of Elul\, explore their deep mystical histories\, and e
 xperience heart-opening connection through collective chanting and singing
 . \nThrough these sacred word and wordless melodies\, we will gently enter
  a meditative state\, allowing the niggunim to open the heart and guide us
  on a deep spiritual journey into the soul. \nNo singing experience\, musi
 cal background\, or Hebrew knowledge is required — just bring an open he
 art. \nAbout the Facilitator: Esther Riesenberg grew up in a Chabad Chasid
 ic Orthodox family as the daughter of a Rabbi\, surrounded by the powerful
 \, ancient melodies of niggunim sung by her father and brothers. Because t
 raditional customs restricted women from singing in front of men\, combine
 d with her own personal blockages around singing with women\, Esther’s v
 oice remained quiet during her youth. However\, her personal and musical j
 ourney eventually led her back to the songs and prayers of her heritage. R
 ediscovering these sacred melodies brought her heart immense joy\, sparkin
 g a passion to share them with the world. \nToday\, Esther performs these 
 joyful soul-melodies and niggunim at synagogues and gatherings across the 
 San Francisco Bay Area. Esther is currently pursuing an Associate Degree i
 n Music at the college.
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URL:https://urbanadamah.org/event/jewish-kirtan-circle-2/
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BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Sunday Worship Service
DTSTART:20260920T180000Z
DTEND:20260920T191500Z
DTSTAMP:20260827T001010Z
UID:23180@uucb.org
CATEGORIES:music
DESCRIPTION:Rev. Marcus Liefert\n\nJoin us Sunday mornings as we gather in
  worship – singing\, storytelling\, and reflection woven together as we 
 explore themes of our faith on our serene campus. Each service blends musi
 c\, prayer\, and sermon in a warm\, covenanted community. Whether through 
 intergenerational gatherings or music-centered services\, all are welcome 
 to find meaning and connection here.
LAST-MODIFIED:20260827T001010Z
URL:https://uucb.org/events/sunday-worship-service-8/
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BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Vocal Discovery with Julia Norton
DTSTART:20260923T020000Z
DTEND:20260923T040000Z
DTSTAMP:20260724T150129Z
UID:5pls4df31u8fca09ufhbj4ma9s@google.com
CATEGORIES:education,music,wellness
DESCRIPTION:More information: https://momence.com/l/15h68LnoThis new mont
 hly class is all about Vocal Discovery. We begin with gentle physical and 
 vocal warm ups and then explore various forms of collaborative singing\, f
 rom close harmony singing\, improvisational singing and specific singing s
 tyles\, whilst building community and offering the singing balm we all des
 ire. At the end of each class participants will be guided through a short 
 centering meditation to ground their experience.  No previous singing expe
 rience needed\, ALL levels\, ages\, genders are welcome to join. Early Bir
 d is $20 through 5/20 and regular tickets are $30. Please wear loose comfo
 rtable clothing you can move in\, bring a journal or notepad to write or d
 raw in and water to drink. Please stay home if you have a cough or any sym
 ptoms of illness\, we want to make this a safe space for everyone. Thank y
 ou!Julia Norton has always been driven by a deep understanding that the si
 nging voice is not just about sounding ‘pretty’\, it’s about communi
 cating deep emotions and connecting with others\, whilst also connecting t
 o the core of who we truly are.  Combining solid vocal technique\, gentle 
 movement\, active imagination\, shadow work and play\, Julia’s mission i
 s to help people uncover the power\, authenticity\, and joy in their voice
 . To transform the stories that might be holding them back\, and to build 
 community through collaborative singing and play. She has been singing and
  studying voice her whole life\, but completed an MA in Voice Movement The
 rapy in 2000 and has been a registered Voice Movement Therapy practitioner
  for over 25 years.  She is also an award winning singer\, voice actor and
  a certified Jungian Coach.
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BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Sunday Worship Service
DTSTART:20260927T180000Z
DTEND:20260927T191500Z
DTSTAMP:20260827T001010Z
UID:23181@uucb.org
CATEGORIES:music
DESCRIPTION:Rev. Marcus Liefert\n\nJoin us Sunday mornings as we gather in
  worship – singing\, storytelling\, and reflection woven together as we 
 explore themes of our faith on our serene campus. Each service blends musi
 c\, prayer\, and sermon in a warm\, covenanted community. Whether through 
 intergenerational gatherings or music-centered services\, all are welcome 
 to find meaning and connection here.
LAST-MODIFIED:20260827T001010Z
URL:https://uucb.org/events/sunday-worship-service-9/
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BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Echoes of Emptiness with Chandra Easton
DTSTART:20260928T013000Z
DTEND:20260928T033000Z
DTSTAMP:20260821T002827Z
UID:57f1uh4sldsrcvug9b4cirqihc@google.com
CATEGORIES:music,wellness
DESCRIPTION:More information: https://momence.com/l/MjhwqVj7Join Chandra 
 Easton\, renowned Tibetan Buddhism teacher and devotional chantress\, for 
 an evening of sacred sound where we experience the "echoes of emptiness"
 —the empty yet appearing nature of all sound\, thought\, and experience.
  This event blends Buddhist and Hindu Tantric traditions\, offering an acc
 essible\, joyful exploration of devotional music and meditation suitable f
 or all levels.Event highlights:Call and response chanting: Engage in tradi
 tional Sanskrit mantras to promote inner peace and spiritual reflection. T
 hrough kirtan (melodic chanting) and japa (mantra repetition)\, we uplift 
 our spirits\, center ourselves\, and open our hearts to spiritual blessing
 s.Meditative atmosphere: Connect deeply with your inner self through rhyth
 mic\, repetitive chants\, exploring the space where sound and silence meet
 .Community connection: Share a collective musical journey that fosters uni
 ty and illuminates our interconnectedness. If the spirit moves you\, danci
 ng is always welcome.Buddhist & Hindu wisdom: Experience practices from Ma
 hayana\, Vajrayana\, and Hindu Tantric traditions\, including sacred deity
  practices such as the 21 Taras\, Avalokiteshvara\, and Saraswati for deep
 er states of meditative absorption.Chandra’s unique approach emphasizes 
 direct spiritual experience over conceptual understanding\, encouraging pa
 rticipants to move beyond intellectual knowledge into embodied wisdom. By 
 weaving together chanting\, storytelling\, and meditation\, she creates tr
 ansformative journeys that connect us with our innate enlightened nature
 —the very essence of “emptiness” in Buddhist philosophy.Join us for 
 an evening where the echoes of ancient wisdom resonate through community p
 ractice\, guiding us toward the realization of our true nature and the pro
 found understanding of emptiness.Chandra Easton is a prominent Dharma teac
 her\, author\, and translator of Tibetan Buddhist texts. Her journey in Bu
 ddhism began at a young age\, taking refuge with the 16th Karmapa at the a
 ge of four. She later studied Buddhism and Tibetan language at the Library
  of Tibetan Works & Archives in Dharamsala\, India\, and received her degr
 ee in Religious Studies from the University of California Santa Barbara. I
 n 2015\, Easton was given the title Dorje Lopön (Vajra Teacher) of Tara M
 andala under Lama Tsultrim Allione and given the name Lopön Yeshe Dawa Za
 ngmo by H.E. Gochen Tulku Sang-ngag Rinpoche.Chandra has made significant 
 contributions to Buddhist teaching and practice throughout her career. She
  co-translated "Sublime Dharma\, A Compilation of Two Texts on the Great P
 erfection" and authored "Embodying Tara: Twenty-One Manifestations to Awak
 en Your Innate Wisdom\," published in 2023. Easton has studied with promin
 ent Tibetan and Western Buddhist teachers\, including H.H. Dalai Lama\, H.
 H. Karmapa\, Lama Tsultrim Allione\, and B. Alan Wallace. She serves on va
 rious councils at Tara Mandala\, including the Executive Upaya Council\, G
 uiding Teacher Prajna Council\, and the Equity\, Diversity & Inclusion Cou
 ncil. Her work focuses on making traditional Tibetan teachings relevant an
 d accessible for modern experiences\, particularly in bringing forth the v
 oice of the sacred feminine in Buddhist theory and practice.Based in Berke
 ley\, California\, Chandra continues to teach at various venues\, includin
 g the Berkeley Alembic and the SF Dharma Collective\, and has been offerin
 g annual retreats at Esalen since 2003. She co-founded the 21 Taras Collec
 tive (www.21tarascollective.org) to record music for the twenty-one Taras 
 mantras. Chandra has studied classical Indian Hindustani singing with Rita
  Sahai and Sudhanshu Sharma. Visit www.chandraeaston.com.
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X-SOURCE-NAME:The Berkeley Alembic Public Calendar
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BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:WHO IS SINGING? Embody and Celebrate the Cosmic Nature of Sound: I
 mprovise Icaros\, Ragas\, and Medicine Melodies with Silvia Nakkach
DTSTART:20261007T011500Z
DTEND:20261007T030000Z
DTSTAMP:20260729T002216Z
UID:6dl47nusshaqpoq62d8d5lj07l@google.com
CATEGORIES:music
DESCRIPTION:More information: \n\nIn these 4 immersive sessions\, Silvia 
 invites you to experience sound as a living\, cosmic force — where every
 thing sings: plants\, waters\, stars\, and even silence itself. Across tra
 ditions\, shamans and sound practitioners have attuned to this hidden musi
 c\, expressing it through “medicine melodies” that arise as spontaneou
 s transmissions from nature and the spirit world. \n\n•    Enter the 
 voice as a portal of spirit and shakti awakening\, where Sound becomes a v
 ehicle for healing\, joy\, and cosmic connection.\n•    Explore the id
 ea that all of existence is alive with sound — plants\, waters\, stars\,
  and even silence —inviting us into a field of deep listening.\n•   
  Learn to engage “medicine melodies” as spontaneous transmissions fro
 m nature and the spirit world\, expressed through voice and simple instrum
 ents.\n•    Experience initiatory sound practices drawn from Icaros (P
 eruvian Amazon)\, Afro-Brazilian invocations\, Indian ragas\, mantric impr
 ovisation\, and healing invocations.\n•    Cultivate contemplative lis
 tening\, tonal centering\, and free your voice as forms of musical divinat
 ion and attunement.\n•    Develop greater clarity\, neural coherence\,
  emotional resonance\, and spiritual receptivity through vibrational formu
 las.\n•    Be guided by Silvia Nakkach’s decades of sound shamanism 
 into the ecstatic\, contemplative\, and transformative power of your sonic
  presence. \n\nYou’ll learn to offer medicine melodies as tools for grou
 p facilitation and mystical communion. No singing experience needed — on
 ly your willingness to listen\, feel\, and let the voice reveal its sacred
  intelligence.\n\n*Early Bird Pricing Ends June 1st!\n\nTeacher Bio: \nSil
 via Nakkach M.A.\, MMT\, also known as Saraswati Devi\, is a Grammy-nomina
 ted composer\, interdisciplinary vocal artist\, Hindustani raga musician\,
  and multihyphenate educator and scholar. Nakkach has released 18 albums\,
  authored the book "Free Your Voice"\, and offered significant scholarly c
 ontributions to the academic study of music and sound therapies. She is a 
 former clinical psychologist who serves on the faculty of the California I
 nstitute of Integral Studies’ East-West Psychology Department. Silvia is
  also a Music Mentor at the CIIS’s Center for Psychedelic Therapies and 
 Research. You can listen to her explorations of sound\, spirituality\, and
  the human experience on her podcast "Beyond Music." She is the founding d
 irector of the International Vox Mundi School of Sound\, with centers in J
 apan\, South Korea\, Brazil\, India\, and across the US and the Bay Area. 
 Visit:voxmundiproject.com.
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BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:The Bow and the Brush in Berkeley
DTSTART:20261007T191500Z
DTEND:20261007T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260815T010404Z
UID:1711-1791375300-1791378000@danflanaganviolin.com
CATEGORIES:arts,music
DESCRIPTION:Dan performs Bach Partita #2 for solo violin and a handful of 
 his own compositions with projected paintings. Free concert.
LAST-MODIFIED:20260815T010404Z
LOCATION:Hertz Hall\, University of California Berkeley\, 101 Cross-Sproul
  Path\, Berkeley\, 94704
URL:https://danflanaganviolin.com/event/the-bow-and-the-brush-in-berkeley/
X-SOURCE-NAME:Dan Flanagan
X-SOURCE-URL:https://danflanaganviolin.com/event/berkelium-string-quartet-
 at-hillside-club-berkeley
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BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Soul-Nourishing Kirtan: A Night of Inner Peace & Community Connect
 ion with Jordan Loder
DTSTART:20261010T020000Z
DTEND:20261010T040000Z
DTSTAMP:20260901T002736Z
UID:2omrvot7hv8t1vmuv2scrm6dfb@google.com
CATEGORIES:community,music
DESCRIPTION:More information: https://momence.com/l/XehL9LlXJordan Loder 
 is a touring bhakti artist who has devoted his life to spreading the joy o
 f inner peace through the power of music. His unique kirtan is known for i
 ts tender\, authentic\, and introspective quality\, igniting an experience
  of profound healing and a genuine sense of community connection. The song
 s go straight to the heart\, but the shows stay light and unpretentious\, 
 with a sense of playfulness throughout.He travels with professional sound\
 , ambient lighting\, and projected lyrics so every voice in the room can j
 oin in. Don’t miss this special opportunity to open your heart and recon
 nect through music and community.
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X-SOURCE-NAME:The Berkeley Alembic Public Calendar
X-SOURCE-URL:https://www.berkeleyalembic.org
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Gallery Concert | Music of Elliott Carter
DTSTART:20261011T210000Z
DTEND:20261011T220000Z
DTSTAMP:20260905T002616Z
UID:10001095-1791727200-1791730800@magnes.berkeley.edu
CATEGORIES:arts,music
DESCRIPTION:A NANCY LEE KATZ: A PRIVATE PANTHEON PROGRAM \nJoin us durin
 g Cal’s Alumni and Parent Weekend at Homecoming in the gallery of Nancy 
 Lee Katz: A Private Pantheon for a special concert with UC Berkeley facult
 y and student musicians playing compositions by\, and instruments of\, sit
 ters on view. \nSunday\, October 11\, 2026 | 2:00 pm\nIn person at the Mag
 nes Collection of Jewish Art and Life\, 2121 Allston Way\, Berkeley\, CA \
 nFeaturing music by Elliott Carter (1908- 2012)\nFigment No.2 for Solo Cel
 lo  (Remembering Mr. Ives) (2001) \n\n\nRSVP\n  \nPlease join us for a s
 pecial Gallery Tour prior to the Gallery Concert from 1:00-1:30pm. Please
  RSVP for the gallery tour here. \nThe Magnes’s programs and exhibition
 s are supported by our community. Click here to make a suggested donation
  of $10 per session.. \nIf you have any questions about accessibility or r
 equire accommodations to participate in this event\, please contact us at
  dalter@berkeley.edu or call us at (510) 643-2526 with as much advance n
 otice as possible. \nProgram is subject to change. \n\nAbout the Composer 
 \n\nComposer Elliott Carter (December 11\, 1908 – November 5\, 2012) is 
 internationally recognized as one of the most influential American voices 
 in classical music\, and a leading figure of modernism in the 20th and 21s
 t centuries. He was hailed as “America’s great musical poet” by Andr
 ew Porter and noted as “one of America’s most distinguished creative a
 rtists in any field” by his friend Aaron Copland. Carter’s prolific ca
 reer spanned over 75 years\, with more than 150 pieces\, ranging from cham
 ber music to orchestral works to opera\, often marked with a sense of wit 
 and humor. He received numerous honors and accolades\, including the Pulit
 zer Prize on two occasions: in 1960 for his String Quartet No. 2 and in 1
 973 for his String Quartet No. 3. Other awards include Germany’s Ernst 
 Von Siemens Music Prize and the Prince Pierre Foundation Music Award. Cart
 er was the first composer to receive the United States National Medal of A
 rts\, and is one of a handful of composers inducted into the American Clas
 sical Music Hall of Fame. He was recognized twice by the Government of Fra
 nce: being named Commander of the “Ordre des Arts et des Lettres\,” an
 d receiving the insignia of Commander of the Legion of Honor in September 
 2012. \nPhoto by Nancy Lee Katz\, 1999. Gift of Michael S. Sachs\, 2024.1.
 25. \nAbout the Performers \n\n\nLeighton Fong\, a longtime member of San 
 Francisco’s Left Coast Chamber Ensemble\, is Principal Cellist of the Ca
 lifornia Symphony\, and has taught at UC Berkeley for over thirty years. H
 e plays regularly with Eco Ensemble and Empyrean Ensemble\, and was a memb
 er of the San Francisco Contemporary Players. In addition to specializing 
 in contemporary music\, he has performed the complete string quartets of B
 eethoven with the Los Angeles based Southwest Chamber Music Society and th
 e complete string quartets of Schubert on original instruments with the Be
 rkeley Schubert Quartet. Leighton studied at the San Francisco Conservator
 y\, the New England Conservatory\, the Bern Conservatory in Switzerland\, 
 and the Royal Danish Conservatory in Copenhagen\, Denmark. Born in Sacrame
 nto\, California\, he has lived in Berkeley since 1991. \nPhoto credit: Vi
 vian Sachs \nAbout the exhibition\nNancy Lee Katz: A Private Pantheon exp
 lores the artist’s decades-long effort to photograph artists\, writers\,
  musicians\, and thinkers she admired. Created in the intimate environment
 s of personal studios and workplaces\, these portraits look behind public 
 accolades to reveal a quiet\, private presence. Unfolding in two parts (fa
 ll and spring)\, the exhibition presents\, for the first time\, the entire
 ty of Katz’s Pantheon.
LAST-MODIFIED:20260905T002616Z
LOCATION:Magnes Collection of Jewish Life and Art\, 2121 Allston Way\, Ber
 keley\, CA\, 94720\, United States
URL:https://magnes.berkeley.edu/program/gallery-concert-elliott-carter/
X-SOURCE-NAME:Magnes Collection of Jewish Art and Life
X-SOURCE-URL:https://magnes.berkeley.edu
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:WHO IS SINGING? Embody and Celebrate the Cosmic Nature of Sound: I
 mprovise Icaros\, Ragas\, and Medicine Melodies with Silvia Nakkach
DTSTART:20261014T011500Z
DTEND:20261014T030000Z
DTSTAMP:20260729T002216Z
UID:4hhqdl0615slpoi5pql06mqor1@google.com
CATEGORIES:music
DESCRIPTION:More information: \nIn these 4 immersive sessions\, Silvia in
 vites you to experience sound as a living\, cosmic force — where everyth
 ing sings: plants\, waters\, stars\, and even silence itself. Across tradi
 tions\, shamans and sound practitioners have attuned to this hidden music\
 , expressing it through “medicine melodies” that arise as spontaneous 
 transmissions from nature and the spirit world. \n\n•    Enter the vo
 ice as a portal of spirit and shakti awakening\, where Sound becomes a veh
 icle for healing\, joy\, and cosmic connection.\n•    Explore the idea
  that all of existence is alive with sound — plants\, waters\, stars\, a
 nd even silence —inviting us into a field of deep listening.\n•    L
 earn to engage “medicine melodies” as spontaneous transmissions from n
 ature and the spirit world\, expressed through voice and simple instrument
 s.\n•    Experience initiatory sound practices drawn from Icaros (Peru
 vian Amazon)\, Afro-Brazilian invocations\, Indian ragas\, mantric improvi
 sation\, and healing invocations.\n•    Cultivate contemplative listen
 ing\, tonal centering\, and free your voice as forms of musical divination
  and attunement.\n•    Develop greater clarity\, neural coherence\, em
 otional resonance\, and spiritual receptivity through vibrational formulas
 .\n•    Be guided by Silvia Nakkach’s decades of sound shamanism int
 o the ecstatic\, contemplative\, and transformative power of your sonic pr
 esence. \n\nYou’ll learn to offer medicine melodies as tools for group f
 acilitation and mystical communion. No singing experience needed — only 
 your willingness to listen\, feel\, and let the voice reveal its sacred in
 telligence.\n\n*Early Bird Pricing Ends June 1st!\n\nTeacher Bio: \nSilvia
  Nakkach M.A.\, MMT\, also known as Saraswati Devi\, is a Grammy-nominated
  composer\, interdisciplinary vocal artist\, Hindustani raga musician\, an
 d multihyphenate educator and scholar. Nakkach has released 18 albums\, au
 thored the book "Free Your Voice"\, and offered significant scholarly cont
 ributions to the academic study of music and sound therapies. She is a for
 mer clinical psychologist who serves on the faculty of the California Inst
 itute of Integral Studies’ East-West Psychology Department. Silvia is al
 so a Music Mentor at the CIIS’s Center for Psychedelic Therapies and Res
 earch. You can listen to her explorations of sound\, spirituality\, and th
 e human experience on her podcast "Beyond Music." She is the founding dire
 ctor of the International Vox Mundi School of Sound\, with centers in Japa
 n\, South Korea\, Brazil\, India\, and across the US and the Bay Area. Vis
 it:voxmundiproject.com.
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END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:WHO IS SINGING? Embody and Celebrate the Cosmic Nature of Sound: I
 mprovise Icaros\, Ragas\, and Medicine Melodies with Silvia Nakkach
DTSTART:20261021T011500Z
DTEND:20261021T030000Z
DTSTAMP:20260821T002827Z
UID:26g3lip2gjdd6k2t1nhecrsn1m@google.com
CATEGORIES:music
DESCRIPTION:More information: https://momence.com/l/0ehqGDznIn these 4 im
 mersive sessions\, Silvia invites you to experience sound as a living\, co
 smic force — where everything sings: plants\, waters\, stars\, and even 
 silence itself. Across traditions\, shamans and sound practitioners have a
 ttuned to this hidden music\, expressing it through “medicine melodies
 ” that arise as spontaneous transmissions from nature and the spirit wor
 ld. •    Enter the voice as a portal of spirit and shakti awakening\,
  where Sound becomes a vehicle for healing\, joy\, and cosmic connection.
 •    Explore the idea that all of existence is alive with sound — pl
 ants\, waters\, stars\, and even silence —inviting us into a field of de
 ep listening.•    Learn to engage “medicine melodies” as spontaneo
 us transmissions from nature and the spirit world\, expressed through voic
 e and simple instruments.•    Experience initiatory sound practices dr
 awn from Icaros (Peruvian Amazon)\, Afro-Brazilian invocations\, Indian ra
 gas\, mantric improvisation\, and healing invocations.•    Cultivate c
 ontemplative listening\, tonal centering\, and free your voice as forms of
  musical divination and attunement.•    Develop greater clarity\, neur
 al coherence\, emotional resonance\, and spiritual receptivity through vib
 rational formulas.•    Be guided by Silvia Nakkach’s decades of soun
 d shamanism into the ecstatic\, contemplative\, and transformative power o
 f your sonic presence. You’ll learn to offer medicine melodies as tools 
 for group facilitation and mystical communion. No singing experience neede
 d — only your willingness to listen\, feel\, and let the voice reveal it
 s sacred intelligence.*Early Bird Pricing Ends June 1st!Teacher Bio: Silvi
 a Nakkach M.A.\, MMT\, also known as Saraswati Devi\, is a Grammy-nominate
 d composer\, interdisciplinary vocal artist\, Hindustani raga musician\, a
 nd multihyphenate educator and scholar. Nakkach has released 18 albums\, a
 uthored the book "Free Your Voice"\, and offered significant scholarly con
 tributions to the academic study of music and sound therapies. She is a fo
 rmer clinical psychologist who serves on the faculty of the California Ins
 titute of Integral Studies’ East-West Psychology Department. Silvia is a
 lso a Music Mentor at the CIIS’s Center for Psychedelic Therapies and Re
 search. You can listen to her explorations of sound\, spirituality\, and t
 he human experience on her podcast "Beyond Music." She is the founding dir
 ector of the International Vox Mundi School of Sound\, with centers in Jap
 an\, South Korea\, Brazil\, India\, and across the US and the Bay Area. Vi
 sit:voxmundiproject.com.
LAST-MODIFIED:20260821T002827Z
X-SOURCE-NAME:The Berkeley Alembic Public Calendar
X-SOURCE-URL:https://www.berkeleyalembic.org
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Integration Circle: Imagery & Music with Sophia Wang
DTSTART:20261022T020000Z
DTEND:20261022T040000Z
DTSTAMP:20260828T062808Z
UID:500pe2fs3321o5h0cu4c6iqldm@google.com
CATEGORIES:arts,community,music
DESCRIPTION:More information: https://momence.com/l/XehLPbZwThis is an on
 going monthly group designed to support the integration of mystical\, psyc
 hedelic\, or otherwise transformative experiences. Each session combines g
 uided listening to curated music with expressive arts such as drawing and 
 writing to help you process what a single conversation can't resolve. Come
  once\, or return each month. No musical or art background is required.Dur
 ing the evening\, we will:Enter a brief guided relaxationListen to a short
 \, curated music passageExpress what surfaces through drawing and writingS
 hare and witness in the group (optional)Leave with a deeper understanding 
 or perspectiveRooted in the Bonny Method\, this circle draws on Guided Ima
 gery and Music (GIM)\, developed by Helen Bonny from her work with LSD-ass
 isted therapy at the Maryland Psychiatric Research Center in the 1960s and
  70s. Bonny found that music paired with deep relaxation could open the sa
 me expanded states she observed in psychedelic sessions\, and that the ima
 gery work done afterward carried much of the lasting change. GIM's approac
 h to music and imagery now informs how integration is supported across mod
 ern psychedelic-assisted therapy.Please arrive no later than 7pm. Doors lo
 ck at 7:10pm.Sophia Wang is a violinist\, board-certified music therapist 
 (MT-BC)\, integration practitioner\, and life coach whose work centers on 
 music\, imagery\, and non-ordinary states of consciousness. With over a de
 cade of clinical experience across oncology\, palliative care\, and mental
  health settings\, she draws on Guided Imagery and Music\, expressive arts
 \, and depth-oriented inquiry to support emotional healing\, insight\, and
  meaningful change.Sophia works with people across a wide range of inner t
 errain: those in cancer care or facing the end of life\; people moving thr
 ough grief\, depression\, or anxiety\; and high-performing professionals a
 nd seekers drawn to deep self-inquiry and the integration of transformativ
 e experiences. Her approach blends clinical training with creative explora
 tion\, emphasizing safety\, pacing\, and integration.
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END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Kabira Gaye Ja (Sing On\, Kabir) with Premsheela
DTSTART:20261025T013000Z
DTEND:20261025T030000Z
DTSTAMP:20260724T150129Z
UID:1bsa05ng465abptsm618juspc2@google.com
CATEGORIES:music
DESCRIPTION:More information here: https://momence.com/l/BGhd9jbLA soulfu
 l concert celebrating the timeless bhajans of Kabir. The event explores Ka
 bir’s teachings on love\, unity\, simplicity\, and spiritual awakening. 
 The program brings together traditional melodies and meaningful verses tha
 t continue to inspire people across generations and faiths.Kabir was a 15t
 h-century Indian mystic poet and saint whose radical writings influenced H
 induism's Bhakti movement\, Sufism\, and Sikhism.The writings of Kabir are
  known for their simple language\, deep spiritual insight\, and powerful s
 ocial message.Premsheela learned music for more than ten years from her pr
 incipal music guru\, the late Devi Karunamayee of Sri Aurobindo Ashram –
  Delhi Branch. Under her golden wings and with the spiritual orientation o
 f Sri Aurobindo and The Mother\, Premsheela assimilated deep foundations o
 f both classical and devotional music. She has been working in educational
  fields for over 15 years
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X-SOURCE-URL:https://www.berkeleyalembic.org
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Berkelium String Quartet at Hillside Club (Berkeley)
DTSTART:20261026T020000Z
DTEND:20261026T040000Z
DTSTAMP:20260815T010404Z
UID:1709-1792954800-1792962000@danflanaganviolin.com
CATEGORIES:music
DESCRIPTION:The Berkelium String Quartet returns to the Hillside Club. \nB
 eethoven: String Quartet Op. 18 #3 \nFlanagan: Water Lilies \nFlanagan: De
 vil Went Down to Bern (world premiere) \nBeethoven: String Quartet Op. 130
LAST-MODIFIED:20260815T010404Z
LOCATION:Berkeley Hillside Club\, 2286 Cedar St.\, Berkeley\, CA\, 94709\,
  United States
URL:https://danflanaganviolin.com/event/berkelium-string-quartet-at-hillsi
 de-club-berkeley/
X-SOURCE-NAME:Dan Flanagan
X-SOURCE-URL:https://danflanaganviolin.com/event/berkelium-string-quartet-
 at-hillside-club-berkeley
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:WHO IS SINGING? Embody and Celebrate the Cosmic Nature of Sound: I
 mprovise Icaros\, Ragas\, and Medicine Melodies with Silvia Nakkach
DTSTART:20261028T011500Z
DTEND:20261028T030000Z
DTSTAMP:20260729T002216Z
UID:401j4r29lbgqd05032jr2d85cu@google.com
CATEGORIES:music
DESCRIPTION:More information: \nIn these 4 immersive sessions\, Silvia in
 vites you to experience sound as a living\, cosmic force — where everyth
 ing sings: plants\, waters\, stars\, and even silence itself. Across tradi
 tions\, shamans and sound practitioners have attuned to this hidden music\
 , expressing it through “medicine melodies” that arise as spontaneous 
 transmissions from nature and the spirit world. \n\n•    Enter the vo
 ice as a portal of spirit and shakti awakening\, where Sound becomes a veh
 icle for healing\, joy\, and cosmic connection.\n•    Explore the idea
  that all of existence is alive with sound — plants\, waters\, stars\, a
 nd even silence —inviting us into a field of deep listening.\n•    L
 earn to engage “medicine melodies” as spontaneous transmissions from n
 ature and the spirit world\, expressed through voice and simple instrument
 s.\n•    Experience initiatory sound practices drawn from Icaros (Peru
 vian Amazon)\, Afro-Brazilian invocations\, Indian ragas\, mantric improvi
 sation\, and healing invocations.\n•    Cultivate contemplative listen
 ing\, tonal centering\, and free your voice as forms of musical divination
  and attunement.\n•    Develop greater clarity\, neural coherence\, em
 otional resonance\, and spiritual receptivity through vibrational formulas
 .\n•    Be guided by Silvia Nakkach’s decades of sound shamanism int
 o the ecstatic\, contemplative\, and transformative power of your sonic pr
 esence. \n\nYou’ll learn to offer medicine melodies as tools for group f
 acilitation and mystical communion. No singing experience needed — only 
 your willingness to listen\, feel\, and let the voice reveal its sacred in
 telligence.\n\n*Early Bird Pricing Ends June 1st!\n\nTeacher Bio: \nSilvia
  Nakkach M.A.\, MMT\, also known as Saraswati Devi\, is a Grammy-nominated
  composer\, interdisciplinary vocal artist\, Hindustani raga musician\, an
 d multihyphenate educator and scholar. Nakkach has released 18 albums\, au
 thored the book "Free Your Voice"\, and offered significant scholarly cont
 ributions to the academic study of music and sound therapies. She is a for
 mer clinical psychologist who serves on the faculty of the California Inst
 itute of Integral Studies’ East-West Psychology Department. Silvia is al
 so a Music Mentor at the CIIS’s Center for Psychedelic Therapies and Res
 earch. You can listen to her explorations of sound\, spirituality\, and th
 e human experience on her podcast "Beyond Music." She is the founding dire
 ctor of the International Vox Mundi School of Sound\, with centers in Japa
 n\, South Korea\, Brazil\, India\, and across the US and the Bay Area. Vis
 it:voxmundiproject.com.
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X-SOURCE-URL:https://www.berkeleyalembic.org
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Babies on the Farm!
DTSTART:20261028T173000Z
DTEND:20261028T193000Z
DTSTAMP:20260901T062036Z
UID:10002322-1793183400-1793190600@urbanadamah.org
CATEGORIES:community,family,music
DESCRIPTION:Welcome to our drop-in group for babies and their parents! We 
 will meet to shmooze\, play and enjoy some music and Boichik bagels. You 
 are welcome to come late or leave early. This is meant to be an informal a
 nd relaxed setting to get to know other parents and bond with your baby. M
 usic will be around 11:30 am. This will be run by Rena Greenfield\, Parent
  Connector for Urban Adamah and PJ Library. \nBy registering\, you acknowl
 edge that you have read and consented to Urban Adamah’s event policy.
LAST-MODIFIED:20260901T062036Z
URL:https://urbanadamah.org/event/babies-on-the-farm-2/
X-SOURCE-NAME:Urban Adamah
X-SOURCE-URL:https://urbanadamah.org
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Vocal Discovery with Julia Norton
DTSTART:20261029T020000Z
DTEND:20261029T040000Z
DTSTAMP:20260724T150129Z
UID:5pls4df31u8fca09ufhbj4ma9s@google.com
CATEGORIES:education,music,wellness
DESCRIPTION:More information: https://momence.com/l/Mjh2WD1VThis new mont
 hly class is all about Vocal Discovery. We begin with gentle physical and 
 vocal warm ups and then explore various forms of collaborative singing\, f
 rom close harmony singing\, improvisational singing and specific singing s
 tyles\, whilst building community and offering the singing balm we all des
 ire. At the end of each class participants will be guided through a short 
 centering meditation to ground their experience.  No previous singing expe
 rience needed\, ALL levels\, ages\, genders are welcome to join. Early Bir
 d is $20 through 5/20 and regular tickets are $30. Please wear loose comfo
 rtable clothing you can move in\, bring a journal or notepad to write or d
 raw in and water to drink. Please stay home if you have a cough or any sym
 ptoms of illness\, we want to make this a safe space for everyone. Thank y
 ou!Julia Norton has always been driven by a deep understanding that the si
 nging voice is not just about sounding ‘pretty’\, it’s about communi
 cating deep emotions and connecting with others\, whilst also connecting t
 o the core of who we truly are.  Combining solid vocal technique\, gentle 
 movement\, active imagination\, shadow work and play\, Julia’s mission i
 s to help people uncover the power\, authenticity\, and joy in their voice
 . To transform the stories that might be holding them back\, and to build 
 community through collaborative singing and play. She has been singing and
  studying voice her whole life\, but completed an MA in Voice Movement The
 rapy in 2000 and has been a registered Voice Movement Therapy practitioner
  for over 25 years.  She is also an award winning singer\, voice actor and
  a certified Jungian Coach.
LAST-MODIFIED:20260724T150129Z
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X-SOURCE-URL:https://www.berkeleyalembic.org
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Listening with a New Consciousness  A Group Imagery and Music Expe
 rience with Sophia Wang
DTSTART:20261107T024500Z
DTEND:20261107T050000Z
DTSTAMP:20260724T150129Z
UID:5rhfoau92pv18bfuev6suackmp@google.com
CATEGORIES:music,wellness
DESCRIPTION:More information here: https://momence.com/l/Z4h9djvEWhat bec
 omes possible when we truly listen?This is a 2-hour introductory workshop 
 in Imagery and Music — an experiential group practice inspired by the Bo
 nny Method of Guided Imagery and Music (GIM)\, a recognized music-psychoth
 erapy modality. You'll lie down\, relax\, and listen to two curated classi
 cal music programs that open space for inner imagery\, emotion\, and insig
 ht to surface. Then\, you’ll give that experience form through simple ma
 ndala drawing. No musical or art background is needed\; the only requireme
 nt is a willingness to listen.Most of the time\, we listen to music. Here\
 , we listen from inside it and music becomes less something you hear than 
 somewhere you go.During the evening\, we will:Enter a guided relaxationExp
 erience two curated classical music journeysCreate simple mandalas for int
 egration — not as art\, but as a way of catching what words would flatte
 n (no experience needed)Share reflections (optional)Explore how Imagery an
 d Music differs from just talking about our experiencesRather than using w
 ords\, this practice lets it arrive as image\, color\, weight\, motion —
  the language the psyche actually speaks. No substance is involved\, only 
 music\, deep relaxation\, and attention. Yet the states it opens are real:
  the same expanded awareness Bonny first observed in psychedelic sessions\
 , reached through sound alone.The psychedelic lineage:GIM was developed by
  Helen Bonny directly out of her work using music to support LSD-assisted 
 therapy at the Maryland Psychiatric Research Center\, where she joined the
  research team in 1969 alongside Stanislav Grof\, Walter Pahnke\, and Joan
  Kellogg. Bonny discovered that music\, not the substance\, was often the 
 true catalyst for change. Facilitating sessions without the drug\, she fou
 nd that carefully selected classical music\, combined with deep relaxation
  and verbal guidance\, could open similar altered states and therapeutic i
 magery on its own. The mandala practice in this evening traces to that sam
 e era\, from Bonny's collaboration with Joan Kellogg comparing inner image
 ry with the mandalas participants drew after their sessions.Today\, GIM's 
 principles are widely recognized as foundational to modern psychedelic-ass
 isted therapy\,  informing how music is used to structure the arc of vari
 ous psychedelic assisted therapies sessions\, support emotional release\, 
 and facilitate integration.For those in the KAP and psychedelic-assisted s
 paceWhether you come as a client or a practitioner\, this practice offers 
 a structured\, music-supported path for continued inner exploration and in
 tegration\,  between sessions\, or as a standalone depth practice.This ex
 perience may resonate if you are:Curious about music and consciousnessSeek
 ing an experiential alternative to talk therapyLooking for new ways to int
 egrate mystical or non-ordinary experiencesWanting to explore your inner w
 orld in a structured\, safe wayNo musical background is required — only 
 a willingness to listen.Please arrive no later than 7:15pm. Doors lock at 
 7:20pm to keep a safe container.This event series honors Helen Bonny's 197
 3 book Music and Your Mind: Listening with a New Consciousness\, the popul
 ar work that introduced her method of music-centered inner exploration.Tea
 cher Bio: Sophia Wang is a violinist\, board-certified music therapist (MT
 -BC)\, integration practitioner\, and life coach whose work centers on mus
 ic\, imagery\, and non-ordinary states of consciousness. With over a decad
 e of clinical experience across oncology\, palliative care\, and mental he
 alth settings\, she draws on Guided Imagery and Music\, expressive arts\, 
 and depth-oriented inquiry to support emotional healing\, insight\, and me
 aningful change.Sophia works with people across a wide range of inner terr
 ain: those in cancer care or facing the end of life\; people moving throug
 h grief\, depression\, or anxiety\; and high-performing professionals and 
 seekers drawn to deeper self-inquiry and the integration of transformative
  experiences. Her approach blends clinical training with creative explorat
 ion\, emphasizing safety\, pacing\, and integration.She holds an MA in Mus
 ic Therapy from New York University and a BA in Violin Performance from To
 ngji University\, and a Certificate in Psychedelic-Assisted Therapies and 
 Research at the California Institute of Integral Studies (CIIS)\, and is a
 n advanced trainee in the Bonny Method of Guided Imagery and Music.
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X-SOURCE-URL:https://www.berkeleyalembic.org
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Kirtan with Rasa Lila
DTSTART:20261114T033000Z
DTEND:20261114T050000Z
DTSTAMP:20260904T002932Z
UID:0el7mhtgsc8pencfpt5m324rfv@google.com
CATEGORIES:music
DESCRIPTION:More information here: https://momence.com/l/dahMK971Rasa Lil
 a is a kirtan ensemble led by Joanna Manqueros on harmonium and vocals. Jo
 anna has studied harmonium in India with her teachers Jai Uttal and Sukhaw
 at Ali Khan. She is joined by John Kadyk on bass clarinet\, whose sound bl
 ends organically with the harmonium. John also plays African music and in 
 theater productions. On tabla is Jesse Sheehan\, a multi instrumentalist w
 ho studied Bansuri flute and Tabla in India.This offering centers on the c
 ommunal practice of kirtan and its psychological and emotional benefits\, 
 including clearing the mind and the simple enjoyment of singing together. 
 No prior singing experience is required.  Participants are welcome to sing
 \, listen\, or rest in the shared sonic space. No prior singing experience
  is required.  Come join us in the simple joy of being together in communi
 ty.
LAST-MODIFIED:20260904T002932Z
X-SOURCE-NAME:The Berkeley Alembic Public Calendar
X-SOURCE-URL:https://www.berkeleyalembic.org
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Integration Circle: Imagery & Music with Sophia Wang
DTSTART:20261119T030000Z
DTEND:20261119T050000Z
DTSTAMP:20260828T062808Z
UID:500pe2fs3321o5h0cu4c6iqldm@google.com
CATEGORIES:arts,community,music
DESCRIPTION:More information: https://momence.com/l/QQhEx6XnThis is an on
 going monthly group designed to support the integration of mystical\, psyc
 hedelic\, or otherwise transformative experiences. Each session combines g
 uided listening to curated music with expressive arts such as drawing and 
 writing to help you process what a single conversation can't resolve. Come
  once\, or return each month. No musical or art background is required.Dur
 ing the evening\, we will:Enter a brief guided relaxationListen to a short
 \, curated music passageExpress what surfaces through drawing and writingS
 hare and witness in the group (optional)Leave with a deeper understanding 
 or perspectiveRooted in the Bonny Method\, this circle draws on Guided Ima
 gery and Music (GIM)\, developed by Helen Bonny from her work with LSD-ass
 isted therapy at the Maryland Psychiatric Research Center in the 1960s and
  70s. Bonny found that music paired with deep relaxation could open the sa
 me expanded states she observed in psychedelic sessions\, and that the ima
 gery work done afterward carried much of the lasting change. GIM's approac
 h to music and imagery now informs how integration is supported across mod
 ern psychedelic-assisted therapy.Please arrive no later than 7pm. Doors lo
 ck at 7:10pm.Sophia Wang is a violinist\, board-certified music therapist 
 (MT-BC)\, integration practitioner\, and life coach whose work centers on 
 music\, imagery\, and non-ordinary states of consciousness. With over a de
 cade of clinical experience across oncology\, palliative care\, and mental
  health settings\, she draws on Guided Imagery and Music\, expressive arts
 \, and depth-oriented inquiry to support emotional healing\, insight\, and
  meaningful change.Sophia works with people across a wide range of inner t
 errain: those in cancer care or facing the end of life\; people moving thr
 ough grief\, depression\, or anxiety\; and high-performing professionals a
 nd seekers drawn to deep self-inquiry and the integration of transformativ
 e experiences. Her approach blends clinical training with creative explora
 tion\, emphasizing safety\, pacing\, and integration.
LAST-MODIFIED:20260828T062808Z
X-SOURCE-NAME:The Berkeley Alembic Public Calendar
X-SOURCE-URL:https://www.berkeleyalembic.org
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Vocal Discovery with Julia Norton
DTSTART:20261126T020000Z
DTEND:20261126T040000Z
DTSTAMP:20260724T150129Z
UID:5pls4df31u8fca09ufhbj4ma9s@google.com
CATEGORIES:education,music,wellness
DESCRIPTION:More information: https://momence.com/l/vrhxOmkDThis new mont
 hly class is all about Vocal Discovery. We begin with gentle physical and 
 vocal warm ups and then explore various forms of collaborative singing\, f
 rom close harmony singing\, improvisational singing and specific singing s
 tyles\, whilst building community and offering the singing balm we all des
 ire. At the end of each class participants will be guided through a short 
 centering meditation to ground their experience.  No previous singing expe
 rience needed\, ALL levels\, ages\, genders are welcome to join. Early Bir
 d is $20 through 5/20 and regular tickets are $30. Please wear loose comfo
 rtable clothing you can move in\, bring a journal or notepad to write or d
 raw in and water to drink. Please stay home if you have a cough or any sym
 ptoms of illness\, we want to make this a safe space for everyone. Thank y
 ou!Julia Norton has always been driven by a deep understanding that the si
 nging voice is not just about sounding ‘pretty’\, it’s about communi
 cating deep emotions and connecting with others\, whilst also connecting t
 o the core of who we truly are.  Combining solid vocal technique\, gentle 
 movement\, active imagination\, shadow work and play\, Julia’s mission i
 s to help people uncover the power\, authenticity\, and joy in their voice
 . To transform the stories that might be holding them back\, and to build 
 community through collaborative singing and play. She has been singing and
  studying voice her whole life\, but completed an MA in Voice Movement The
 rapy in 2000 and has been a registered Voice Movement Therapy practitioner
  for over 25 years.  She is also an award winning singer\, voice actor and
  a certified Jungian Coach.
LAST-MODIFIED:20260724T150129Z
X-SOURCE-NAME:The Berkeley Alembic Public Calendar
X-SOURCE-URL:https://www.berkeleyalembic.org
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Vocal Discovery with Julia Norton
DTSTART:20261126T030000Z
DTEND:20261126T050000Z
DTSTAMP:20260724T150129Z
UID:5pls4df31u8fca09ufhbj4ma9s@google.com
CATEGORIES:education,music,wellness
DESCRIPTION:More information: https://momence.com/l/15h68LP4This new mont
 hly class is all about Vocal Discovery. We begin with gentle physical and 
 vocal warm ups and then explore various forms of collaborative singing\, f
 rom close harmony singing\, improvisational singing and specific singing s
 tyles\, whilst building community and offering the singing balm we all des
 ire. At the end of each class participants will be guided through a short 
 centering meditation to ground their experience.  No previous singing expe
 rience needed\, ALL levels\, ages\, genders are welcome to join. Early Bir
 d is $20 through 5/20 and regular tickets are $30. Please wear loose comfo
 rtable clothing you can move in\, bring a journal or notepad to write or d
 raw in and water to drink. Please stay home if you have a cough or any sym
 ptoms of illness\, we want to make this a safe space for everyone. Thank y
 ou!Julia Norton has always been driven by a deep understanding that the si
 nging voice is not just about sounding ‘pretty’\, it’s about communi
 cating deep emotions and connecting with others\, whilst also connecting t
 o the core of who we truly are.  Combining solid vocal technique\, gentle 
 movement\, active imagination\, shadow work and play\, Julia’s mission i
 s to help people uncover the power\, authenticity\, and joy in their voice
 . To transform the stories that might be holding them back\, and to build 
 community through collaborative singing and play. She has been singing and
  studying voice her whole life\, but completed an MA in Voice Movement The
 rapy in 2000 and has been a registered Voice Movement Therapy practitioner
  for over 25 years.  She is also an award winning singer\, voice actor and
  a certified Jungian Coach.
LAST-MODIFIED:20260724T150129Z
X-SOURCE-NAME:The Berkeley Alembic Public Calendar
X-SOURCE-URL:https://www.berkeleyalembic.org
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Vocal Discovery with Julia Norton
DTSTART:20261224T020000Z
DTEND:20261224T040000Z
DTSTAMP:20260724T150129Z
UID:5pls4df31u8fca09ufhbj4ma9s@google.com
CATEGORIES:education,music,wellness
DESCRIPTION:More information: https://momence.com/l/vrhxOmkDThis new mont
 hly class is all about Vocal Discovery. We begin with gentle physical and 
 vocal warm ups and then explore various forms of collaborative singing\, f
 rom close harmony singing\, improvisational singing and specific singing s
 tyles\, whilst building community and offering the singing balm we all des
 ire. At the end of each class participants will be guided through a short 
 centering meditation to ground their experience.  No previous singing expe
 rience needed\, ALL levels\, ages\, genders are welcome to join. Early Bir
 d is $20 through 5/20 and regular tickets are $30. Please wear loose comfo
 rtable clothing you can move in\, bring a journal or notepad to write or d
 raw in and water to drink. Please stay home if you have a cough or any sym
 ptoms of illness\, we want to make this a safe space for everyone. Thank y
 ou!Julia Norton has always been driven by a deep understanding that the si
 nging voice is not just about sounding ‘pretty’\, it’s about communi
 cating deep emotions and connecting with others\, whilst also connecting t
 o the core of who we truly are.  Combining solid vocal technique\, gentle 
 movement\, active imagination\, shadow work and play\, Julia’s mission i
 s to help people uncover the power\, authenticity\, and joy in their voice
 . To transform the stories that might be holding them back\, and to build 
 community through collaborative singing and play. She has been singing and
  studying voice her whole life\, but completed an MA in Voice Movement The
 rapy in 2000 and has been a registered Voice Movement Therapy practitioner
  for over 25 years.  She is also an award winning singer\, voice actor and
  a certified Jungian Coach.
LAST-MODIFIED:20260724T150129Z
X-SOURCE-NAME:The Berkeley Alembic Public Calendar
X-SOURCE-URL:https://www.berkeleyalembic.org
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Vocal Discovery with Julia Norton
DTSTART:20261224T030000Z
DTEND:20261224T050000Z
DTSTAMP:20260724T150129Z
UID:5pls4df31u8fca09ufhbj4ma9s@google.com
CATEGORIES:education,music,wellness
DESCRIPTION:More information: https://momence.com/l/VRh5MAEaThis new mont
 hly class is all about Vocal Discovery. We begin with gentle physical and 
 vocal warm ups and then explore various forms of collaborative singing\, f
 rom close harmony singing\, improvisational singing and specific singing s
 tyles\, whilst building community and offering the singing balm we all des
 ire. At the end of each class participants will be guided through a short 
 centering meditation to ground their experience.  No previous singing expe
 rience needed\, ALL levels\, ages\, genders are welcome to join. Early Bir
 d is $20 through 5/20 and regular tickets are $30. Please wear loose comfo
 rtable clothing you can move in\, bring a journal or notepad to write or d
 raw in and water to drink. Please stay home if you have a cough or any sym
 ptoms of illness\, we want to make this a safe space for everyone. Thank y
 ou!Julia Norton has always been driven by a deep understanding that the si
 nging voice is not just about sounding ‘pretty’\, it’s about communi
 cating deep emotions and connecting with others\, whilst also connecting t
 o the core of who we truly are.  Combining solid vocal technique\, gentle 
 movement\, active imagination\, shadow work and play\, Julia’s mission i
 s to help people uncover the power\, authenticity\, and joy in their voice
 . To transform the stories that might be holding them back\, and to build 
 community through collaborative singing and play. She has been singing and
  studying voice her whole life\, but completed an MA in Voice Movement The
 rapy in 2000 and has been a registered Voice Movement Therapy practitioner
  for over 25 years.  She is also an award winning singer\, voice actor and
  a certified Jungian Coach.
LAST-MODIFIED:20260724T150129Z
X-SOURCE-NAME:The Berkeley Alembic Public Calendar
X-SOURCE-URL:https://www.berkeleyalembic.org
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Vocal Discovery with Julia Norton
DTSTART:20270128T020000Z
DTEND:20270128T040000Z
DTSTAMP:20260801T061109Z
UID:5pls4df31u8fca09ufhbj4ma9s@google.com
CATEGORIES:education,music,wellness
DESCRIPTION:More information: https://momence.com/l/vrhxOmkDThis new mont
 hly class is all about Vocal Discovery. We begin with gentle physical and 
 vocal warm ups and then explore various forms of collaborative singing\, f
 rom close harmony singing\, improvisational singing and specific singing s
 tyles\, whilst building community and offering the singing balm we all des
 ire. At the end of each class participants will be guided through a short 
 centering meditation to ground their experience.  No previous singing expe
 rience needed\, ALL levels\, ages\, genders are welcome to join. Early Bir
 d is $20 through 5/20 and regular tickets are $30. Please wear loose comfo
 rtable clothing you can move in\, bring a journal or notepad to write or d
 raw in and water to drink. Please stay home if you have a cough or any sym
 ptoms of illness\, we want to make this a safe space for everyone. Thank y
 ou!Julia Norton has always been driven by a deep understanding that the si
 nging voice is not just about sounding ‘pretty’\, it’s about communi
 cating deep emotions and connecting with others\, whilst also connecting t
 o the core of who we truly are.  Combining solid vocal technique\, gentle 
 movement\, active imagination\, shadow work and play\, Julia’s mission i
 s to help people uncover the power\, authenticity\, and joy in their voice
 . To transform the stories that might be holding them back\, and to build 
 community through collaborative singing and play. She has been singing and
  studying voice her whole life\, but completed an MA in Voice Movement The
 rapy in 2000 and has been a registered Voice Movement Therapy practitioner
  for over 25 years.  She is also an award winning singer\, voice actor and
  a certified Jungian Coach.
LAST-MODIFIED:20260801T061109Z
X-SOURCE-NAME:The Berkeley Alembic Public Calendar
X-SOURCE-URL:https://www.berkeleyalembic.org
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Vocal Discovery with Julia Norton
DTSTART:20270225T020000Z
DTEND:20270225T040000Z
DTSTAMP:20260829T062625Z
UID:5pls4df31u8fca09ufhbj4ma9s@google.com
CATEGORIES:education,music,wellness
DESCRIPTION:More information: https://momence.com/l/vrhxOmkDThis new mont
 hly class is all about Vocal Discovery. We begin with gentle physical and 
 vocal warm ups and then explore various forms of collaborative singing\, f
 rom close harmony singing\, improvisational singing and specific singing s
 tyles\, whilst building community and offering the singing balm we all des
 ire. At the end of each class participants will be guided through a short 
 centering meditation to ground their experience.  No previous singing expe
 rience needed\, ALL levels\, ages\, genders are welcome to join. Early Bir
 d is $20 through 5/20 and regular tickets are $30. Please wear loose comfo
 rtable clothing you can move in\, bring a journal or notepad to write or d
 raw in and water to drink. Please stay home if you have a cough or any sym
 ptoms of illness\, we want to make this a safe space for everyone. Thank y
 ou!Julia Norton has always been driven by a deep understanding that the si
 nging voice is not just about sounding ‘pretty’\, it’s about communi
 cating deep emotions and connecting with others\, whilst also connecting t
 o the core of who we truly are.  Combining solid vocal technique\, gentle 
 movement\, active imagination\, shadow work and play\, Julia’s mission i
 s to help people uncover the power\, authenticity\, and joy in their voice
 . To transform the stories that might be holding them back\, and to build 
 community through collaborative singing and play. She has been singing and
  studying voice her whole life\, but completed an MA in Voice Movement The
 rapy in 2000 and has been a registered Voice Movement Therapy practitioner
  for over 25 years.  She is also an award winning singer\, voice actor and
  a certified Jungian Coach.
LAST-MODIFIED:20260829T062625Z
X-SOURCE-NAME:The Berkeley Alembic Public Calendar
X-SOURCE-URL:https://www.berkeleyalembic.org
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Prokofiev Concerto #2 in Berkeley
DTSTART:20270403T030000Z
DTEND:20270403T050000Z
DTSTAMP:20260815T010404Z
UID:1713-1806696000-1806703200@danflanaganviolin.com
CATEGORIES:music
DESCRIPTION:Dan performs Prokofiev’s 2nd Violin Concerto with the Univer
 sity of California Berkeley Symphony Orchestra\, conducted by David Milnes
  \nTickets are not yet on sale.
LAST-MODIFIED:20260815T010404Z
LOCATION:Hertz Hall\, University of California Berkeley\, 101 Cross-Sproul
  Path\, Berkeley\, 94704
URL:https://danflanaganviolin.com/event/prokofiev-concerto-2-in-berkeley/
X-SOURCE-NAME:Dan Flanagan
X-SOURCE-URL:https://danflanaganviolin.com/event/berkelium-string-quartet-
 at-hillside-club-berkeley
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Prokofiev Concerto #2 in Berkeley
DTSTART:20270404T030000Z
DTEND:20270404T050000Z
DTSTAMP:20260815T010404Z
UID:1715-1806782400-1806789600@danflanaganviolin.com
CATEGORIES:music
DESCRIPTION:Dan performs Prokofiev’s 2nd Violin Concerto with the Univer
 sity of California Berkeley Symphony Orchestra\, conducted by David Milnes
  \nTickets are not yet on sale.
LAST-MODIFIED:20260815T010404Z
LOCATION:Hertz Hall\, University of California Berkeley\, 101 Cross-Sproul
  Path\, Berkeley\, 94704
URL:https://danflanaganviolin.com/event/prokofiev-2nd-concerto-in-berkeley
 /
X-SOURCE-NAME:Dan Flanagan
X-SOURCE-URL:https://danflanaganviolin.com/event/berkelium-string-quartet-
 at-hillside-club-berkeley
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