4:00pm – 6:00pm |
February 16, 2023 |
$15–$50 |
MR, 122CC – Ninth Street Studio
150 1st Avenue New York, NY 10009
Astor Place
1st Ave
2nd Avenue
- This workshop is offered on a Sliding Scale from $50-$15 per session. Pre-registration is required.
- This class includes auditive guidance.
- Participants must be fully vaccinated; proof of vaccination and photo ID must be prpovided.
- Currently, MR is requiring N95/KN95/KF94 masks to be worn at all times during the class.
The Sounding Body Workshop is offered on a Sliding Scale from $50-$15 per session. Pre-Registration is required. Registration slots are limited.
Individuals must register separately for each session.
>>REGISTER HERE<<
Location: MR's Ninth Street Studio at 122 Community Center.
For the HEALTH of OUR COMMUNITIES, we will continue to follow our current >>MR COVID-19 Safety Protocols<<which require that participants must be fully vaccinated, and show proof of vaccination before each class. Movement Research is unable to admit anyone who is not able to present vaccination proof and a photo ID.
Workshop Description
In this class, I will share my approach to mapping our voices through the energetic pathways of our bodies. My approach is informed by somatic lineages, including contact improvisation and Feldenkrais, that utilize gentle touch as a feedback mechanism for sensing and feeling movement. This workshop is for those who are excited to learn more about the possibilities of a moving-singing body, and for those who don’t yet know how to get started. Through self-touch or partner touch, we will build a map for exploration. We will regard each body as its own expert, making room for doubt and interrogation along the way. How can we amplify and tune our connection to movement, space, and one another through shared vibrations?
My own vocal lineage is informed by my Ashkenazi Jewish identity, in which singing has been a central resource. We each bring different lineages to our vibrational maps. We will meet there, encouraging multiplicity and collective discovery.
Accessibility Notes
- This class includes auditive guidance.
For access-related questions and requests, please contact [email protected], subject line “Tatyana Tenenbaum.
Accessibility information about Movement Research 122 Community Center.
[ID: Tatyana wears a bright patterned shirt with arms pressed firmly into the floor. Her eyes are closed and her open mouth hovers over a microphone. Blurred hair suggests movement.]