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What is Sound Circles?

Sound Circles are not quite choir, not quite performance, but a meeting of hearts, minds, bodies and voices. Based on the simple idea of combining sound, percussion and body movement, all participants contribute freely, producing some amazing results!From its beginning in Brisbane in 2004, Sound Circles is growing rapidly with many communities now running weekly workshops across Queensland. The program received acclaim at the 2005 World Expo in Japan, where 12 facilitators delivered a month long series of performances and workshops. Following enormous success with the program, Accessible Arts NSW and Access Arts QLD have continued to work together to develop a network of facilitators in Sydney. The sustainable Sound Circles program will also reach regional New South Wales communities. Following enormous success with the program, Accessible Arts NSW and Access Arts QLD have continued to work together to develop a network of facilitators in Sydney. The sustainable Sound Circles program will also reach regional New South Wales communities.

 

Some responses to the Sound Circles experience include:

"This was an amazing, uplifting experience. I feel honoured to have had this opportunity."

 

"Thank you for bringing this experience to Sydney. Its a great community development process and appreciate the facilitators generosity in sharing their experiences and knowledge with us. More opportunities like this please!"


"Inspirational! Wow! Wonderful! Inspiring! Energetic! Love the way it is delivered, getting everyone involved so everyone feels they are a part of it."

 

How can I or my community get involved?

If you or your community are interested in being a part of Sound Circles contact Accessible Arts. Accessible Arts will also be further developing Sound Circles Training for facilitators who wish to guide their own workshops in their local area. Contact Josie Cavallaro, Arts Development Officer.