A collective exploration and joining of our voices as a bridge between self, others, and the unseen. Across cultures and throughout history, people have gathered in sound, to call across distances, to grieve and be held in community, to tell stories that carry memory, and to invoke from beyond the visible world.

Through guided exploration, we’ll move beyond habitual patterns of speaking and singing, allowing for a wider range of expression to emerge. There will be space to sense how sound travels, how it connects us and can support release, grounding, and presence.

The session will settle into a shared field of sound, with openness to participate or simply receive. We will close with a simple sharing of a person or memory that needs resonance or wider connection for remembrance, a circle for reflection and integration.

Erin Lang (Montreal, Canada) is a musician, leader of the group ‘Foundling’ based in Berlin, a composer for film, and sound artist. Her fifth album ‘Artemisia’ has just been released with Shadow World Records (UK). Together with Shannon Turner and Amélie Vrla, she is part of the trio Nightwashers, who offer creative practices that explore death and transitional experiences. Inspired by mythic midnight washerwomen, they gather at the thresholds of life, opening space for loss and grief to be witnessed and potentially transformed through collective making, ritual, and reflection.

We are very happy to make this workshop donation-based, starting at 2 euros but are also open to non-monetary forms of exchange or can offer it for free if need be.. Don’t hesitate to get in touch via email with whatever needs, offers or questions you may have info@nightwashers.com

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