The Circle is delighted to present

EMBODIMENT FOR SINGERS & SONGWRITERS

with Suzannah Park

Please join us for a 90-minute online workshop with Suzannah Park, a gifted professional singer, storyteller, activist, dancer, choir leader, and educator.

Are you wanting to be more vocally and creatively expressive or looking for ways to expand your musicianship through your songwriting and/or singing?

This 90-minute interactive workshop is designed to support, encourage, and provide tools and ideas for more embodied expression through your music.

Non-Circle members & all experience levels are welcome!

WORKSHOP INFO & TICKETS

Please feel free to contact us with any questions or queries

concerning this event or The Circle.

For more information about becoming a Circle member, please see our About and Join pages.

MORE ABOUT SUZANNAH

SUZANNAH PARK comes from a family of three generations of traditional singers, storytellers, and dancers. She has been touring and teaching for the past twenty-plus years, both in the USA and abroad. A native of Asheville NC, she grew up bouncing back and forth between Asheville and Chicago where she was immersed in the folk music scene in both communities. Growing up there was always a song to sing, a harmony to add, a dance to jump into or a story to tell.

Suzannah is the founder and director of the Wild Asheville Community Chorus and is currently a member of the traditional music faculty and Choir Director at Warren Wilson College. She is a founding member of the Starry Mountain Singers and the Starry Mountain Trio.

Since 2000, Suzannah has been teaching with Vermont-based world music organization, Village Harmony and is currently, President of the Board, as well as part of the Executive Team. 

Suzannah's rich and powerful voice and her enthusiastic and captivating teaching have led her to become a renowned and sought-after singer and teacher. She has a robust collection of private students, and she coaches vocal ensembles, leads choirs and workshops, and is a guest teacher and lecturer at schools and universities. With her joyous and intuitive teaching style, born of a lifetime of familiarity with traditional music, she can coax complex harmony and powerful performances from her students. Whether she’s teaching ballads, a Bulgarian village song, or Appalachian clogging, laughter and good times abound.

Her upcoming musical project, Marked with a Star, is launching on Patreon in the spring of 2022. 

For more information about Suzannah: www.suzannahpark.com

Suzannah sings, Old Virginia, an old traditional ballad she learnt in the late 1990s, as a teenager, from Tim Erikson.

A short documentary about Suzannah’s life as a touring musician.

The Circle is delighted to present

Guitar for Songwriters

with Indigo Street

A 90-minute talk and Q&A with industry-professional guitarist, Indigo Street.

Indigo is a musician, composer, and educator with a wealth of recording, live performance,

and touring experience, that spans a 20-year career in music.

She will be joining us at Circle Talk to answer your questions,

and lend us the benefit her considerable wisdom and musical knowledge.

Bring your burning guitar (🔥🎸) and songwriting questions,

as well as your curiosity!

Non-Circle members & all experience levels welcome!

WHEN

Saturday - February 19th - 2022

@ 12pm (pst)/1pm (mst)/2pm (cst)/3pm (est)/8pm (gmt)

For timezones outside US/UK, please use the link below to convert to your time zone:
www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/converter-classic.html

WHERE

Online event - hosted on Zoom

TICKETS

www.eventbrite.com/e/guitar-for-songwriters-with-indigo-street-tickets-238504231577

Please feel free to contact us with any questions or queries

concerning this event or The Circle.

For more information about becoming a Circle member, please see our About and Join pages.