Connect with your inherent creativity, expression and natural voice in an empowered Voice and Body Music Workshop with Liz Ikamba! Liz is delighted to return to Chyan Cultural Centre for her popular workshop to be held in the Apple Barn.
Liz creates a safe and interactive space to play, experiment and collaborate with others using the voice, movement and body percussion. We step into a vibrant world where our voices and bodies work together in a dynamic playground of creativity and collaboration.
The workshop will include fun, collaborative games and tools for in-the-moment music-making, and we will learn songs from around the world. We will also explore movement and sound-based practices for release and general well being.
🎶 Exciting collaborative games that create musical magic
💃 Movement practices to liberate our bodies and elevate our spirits
🗣 Dive deep into the resonant power of your authentic voice
🌟 Embark on a journey of communal Circle Singing, connecting with ancient wisdoms
🎵 Discover the joy of songs and harmonies that unite hearts
🌍 Explore the profound connection between self, environment, and sound
Open to all levels (there are no mistakes, just explorations!)
Under 14s to be accompanied by an adult.
Liz is an experienced vocal and community music leader, with over 12 years experience working with people of varied backgrounds and abilities. She uses music and the Arts for social connection, well being and education. These activities are designed to build confidence, encourage connection, co-creation and empowerment.
Liz Ikamba is a community musician, songwriter and performer of mixed heritage – Welsh, English and Congolese (DRC). She is inspired by the cross-pollination of cultures, styles and artistic forms. She has supported and collaborated in numerous projects over the years, having written and arranged material for groups as well as ensembles, and performed at events both nationally and internationally. Liz trained with Musicians Without Borders and is particularly interested in utilising the power of music and the Arts to affect social change and cultivate collective identity.
Liz has been in facilitation and project management for over a decade. She has worked predominantly with young refugees, adults with mental health issues, women (including during and post-pregnancy), young people with additional educational needs and people at risk of social exclusion, as well as the general public. Her primary aim is to offer a space where creative potential can be unlocked, to bring a sense of joy and connection in the development of new skills.