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Divine Voice Indian Classical Music Note singing practice

I believe that EVERYONE can sing and that we are each designed as divine instruments! In Indian Classical music practice we surrender to the practice, to music herself. It is a practice of letting go of who we think we are and any limitations we believe we may have. It is an exercise of becoming present and allowing music to move through like breath through a flute. We can gently allow each note to brush the strings of our hearts instrument and become the voice of our soul.

This vocal practice works on breath support, intonation, vocal range, dexterity and tone, note recognition, projection and presence.

This class is open to ALL no experience needed! We spend the first 45 minutes in a blissful call and response note singing practice and end with chanting and or a composition in a particular Raag (set of notes). My teacher, Dr.Ustad Narinder Singh Sandhu, taught me that:

“You do not need to know anything about music to sing. You do not need to have a beautiful voice or talent to sing. The only thing that you need is love.”

Kiranjot Kaur is a Vocalist, founding member of Copper Wimmin, Kundalini Yoga teacher, Indian Classical music teacher and a devotee of the Divine Mother. Copper Wimmin were featured on Democracy Now and their song Bleeding Rivers was featured on the Showtime television series The L Word. In 2006 Kiranjot refocused her career around classical Indian music and spent five years living and studying under the guidance of her beloved teacher Dr. Ustad Narindar Singh in Amritsar, India. From her travels through India to Chile and back she discovered that her favorite thing in this world is using her voice as a call for revolutionary self-love and healing. No longer interested in performance where the audience is separate from the performer, Kiranjot invites the audience at all her events to be transformed by the healing power of their own voice as well as the practice of singing together as ONE.

Sebastopol Community Cultural Center or on Zoom 5 class stamp card for $100 (must be used within 8 weeks)

For more information please email: kiranjot@mantramamas.org

Use these three beautiful Mantras with english lyrics interwoven to bring, peace, prosperity (gratitude), and protection!

DIVINE VOICE 4 Private Vocal sessions with Kiranjot Kaur Find your Authentic Voice. Devotional music practice. Learn to play the Harmonium

Each person has a unique voice given to them as an instrument of the Divine. Learn how to surrender into each moment of music practice and allow the divine to play through your voice. This practice is the opposite of learning vocal technique imposed from the outside and controlled by the critical mind. Instead it is a subtle, meditative process that comes as we practice surrendering every thought about singing, voice, or control to the practice of music Herself.

This music practice will guide you, teach you and expand your vocal range, breath control, understanding and relationship to tones and notes, and rhythm without striving, pushing or hurting your voice. Each person and their unique instrument has their own timing, speed and depth for this journey. This practice is useful to singers with advanced training and experience as well as those with no prior experience at all. Kiranjot is especially skilled at helping people who received the message that they should not sing, early in their lives, and with bringing them into a healing presence to begin to open their voices and hearts to music again.