Concert of SACRED WORLD MUSIC by Kailash Kokopelli multi-instrumentalist on wind, string, vocals and percussion featuring the Native American Prayer Flute, Australian Didgeridoo, Devotional Heart-Songs, Spirit Chants and Medicine Drums as well as the incredible strings of the Tritar.
The concert is a sacred world music experience with devotional heart songs to practice the yoga of song and sing along with elements of SOUND MEDICINE woven in like meditative prayer flute, didgeridoo, spirit chant, overtime chanting etc. all concerts are still offering a healing sound experience.
 
MUSICIAN: Kailash Kokopelli.
Kokopelli is recognized as a cross-cultural bridge-maker, medicine person and humanitarian artist working with indigenous people around the planet.As a world music producer, multi-instrumentalist and expert in Sound Medicine he offers his instruments as prayer tools and keys to initiate self-healing processes. Doors of expanded perception are being unlocked through his mystic songs and medicine chants to commune with Source. The sound of his unique string instrument known as Tritar or Worldstick carries his Heartsongs, healing mantras and sung prayers into the world as an invitation to practice the Yoga of Song and sing along to co-create a unified energy field of grace where miracles can take place. Inspired by his uncountable ceremonies and studies with Indigenous Medicine People since age 17, Kailash facilitates prayer works and masters the Native American Prayer Flute as well as the mother of all flutes as one of the first european Didgeridoo players who has been working with the healing effect of sound since 1988. Besides his spirit chants and overtone invocations accompanied by his medicine drum and Indian Shrooti Box, he teaches Sacred Songdances for Peace and Healing Chi Movements known as KACHIMO or DragoYoga at the Sanctuary Mystery School in Sweden and all around the globe.
 www.kailash-kokopelli.com

VENUE: Riga, Lāčplēša Street 125 (entrance from the courtyard)
DATE: 6 of October at 7 pm – 9 pm
PARTICIPATION FEE: 25 euro