21/04/2024
Yey! Today we sing!
Women's Choir – Autumn Season of Singing starting April 22
Are you a woman looking for an avenue for your Self Expression?
Are you wanting to connect with, activate and explore your sacred voice?
Are you wanting to sing with other women in a safe and supportive space?
Then consider joining my Women's Choir, Dolce Diva. (not your average choir).
There is something really quite magical that happens when women come together and sing. And I believe that when we do so, we make the world a better place.
So come and play with me and be part of that music magic.
A new 8 week Autumn Season of singing with Dolce Diva is starting Monday April 22 at 9.30am - 11.30am in the Peachester Comnunity Hall.
Come along and join our sacred singing circle of women for a most beautiful way to start the week, singing to our heart's content.
It's gentle, not so serious, very sacred and quite meditive. We create together pure joy, from the inside out.
We love welcoming new women to our singing circle.
Please call me for more information or to let me know you are coming.
Please do share this with any women you feel will resonate (literally).
I hope to see you on Monday 22 April.
With gratitude, emma
PS - We sing in A=432hz. Curious? Come along to experience that. ❤
Please also follow my Emma Creed FB page to stay tuned to my other musical offerings.
https://www.facebook.com/EmmaCreedAU/
Here is what one of our newer singing sisters had to say about her first time singing with Dolce Diva.
“As a first timer (and card-carrying hermit), I’m happy to say that I found Dolce Diva to be a warm, inviting, supportive and fun group of women, in which I felt very genuinely and unabashedly welcomed into the shared experience of singing together. I think there is something so fundamentally unifying about the experience of singing with a group, as if it lights up some wonderfully ancient part of the brain at the same time as uplifting the soul. The instinctive, harmonious attunement between us all, through the power of nothing more (or less) than our voices, was a sheer delight to experience. I’ve never felt more comfortable meeting new people than I did today.” M