Composing Ourselves 2022: schedule survey
After and through a time of change, chaos, and grief, how can songwriting and creativity help us to connect to our future visions and cultivate resiliency?

Join us for a space to meet and greet our own creativity, exploring song-writing by way of sensory adventures. A dynamic, supportive gathering tuned to the needs of our bodies and nervous systems which will welcome various guest facilitators, community-builders, activists, healers, all within and outside the musical field, to widen and deepen our exploration of creativity and composition. All experience levels welcome. We offer this program in the spirit that our creativity is as physiologically innate to us as our lungs breathing and our hearts beating. Every day, we create conversation, plans, projects, making meaning, building meals, sermons, reports, and relationships, yet many of us feel disconnected or estranged from our creative timing and voice. What if we ventured into song-writing and creative expression by simply spending time with our imaginations, cultivating deepened relationships with our own creative sparks, voices, and timing? Facilitated by MMC leaders and special guests, this round of Composing Ourselves will explore our diverse senses in creativity and songwriting in accessible and playful ways.

Session schedule:
Session 1: March 21 (12:00- 1:30 pm Eastern Time)
Session 2: April 4 (12:00- 1:30 pm Eastern Time)
Session 3: April 11 (12:00- 1:30 pm Eastern Time)
Session 4: April 25 (12:00- 1:30 pm Eastern Time)
Session 5: May 9 (12:00- 1:30 pm Eastern Time)
Session 6: May 23 (12:00- 1:30 pm Eastern Time)

Registration is on a sliding scale, from $300 to $150 (total) for 6 sessions. We'll cap our group to 15 participants but will let you know when our next program will be offered, in the event that we fill up.

Thank you for registering in our survey below!

Contact charlotte@musicthatmakescommunity.org with any questions.

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