- Holding Song (Ian Carrick)
- One by One (Michael Stillwater)
- Be with me, Yah (Koach Baruch Frazier)
- Haida* (words & music: traditional Jewish niggun)
- Keep it open (Ahlay Blakely)
- Let my soul dance in the rain* (unknown; learned from Scott Skoog)
- My soul’s home* (Shireen Amini)
* An online audio or video recording has not been found. Let us know if you find one in the comments!
Some of you asked about the Resources we shared. Here's a short list...
- About the Card Decks: Having a tangible tool to sit with and reflect our feelings back to us helps us slow down, process, and make space for emotional work and intentions we otherwise tend to ignore.
- In May we spread out the Artist Grief Deck (https://griefdeck.com/) which was created by hospice workers during the pandemic
- And the Rest Deck by Tricia Hersey (https://thenapministry.com/rest-deck/) based on Hersey's book "Rest is Resistance: A Manifesto"
- Instruments we use:
- CajonTab by Louson Drum - Conie has a 12" CajonTab; Liz has one of the Pro series. Get to know a bit of the cajon's musical history here. Use Liz's affiliate link to get 10% off!
Shruti Box, literally "sound" or "singing" in ancient Sankrit, replicates the sound of the Tambura, an East Asian Indian drone instrument. Part of the family of drone instruments that show up in many cultures, related to bagpipes and harmoniums. Conie's instrument is from Shrutibox.com run by Ron Kravitz of https://www.musicinthemoment.com/ in Philadelphia, PA- Where else to sing in the Twin Cities? There's three places you can check!
- Twin Cities Singing Circles (Facebook group)
- Perfection-Free Community Singing (Facebook group)
AND this Google Doc of regular circles that Liz DA put together.
Bimonthly dates for this grief song circle at Yess Yoga have been scheduled for 2024. Pencil these dates into your calendar:
- July 19* Revised date
- Sept 20
- Nov 22
Keep singing and stay warm, graceful, and creative!
Love, Liz and Conie, a.k.a. GOOD TROUBLE
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