Moving Sound : sound, movement and imagery for personal and professional development

“If you want to
understand where
you have been,
where you are and
where you are
going in your life,
I recommend this
experience most highly."
Neil Crofts, Writer, Founder Authentic Business - www.authenticbusiness.co.uk

"I hold the session
with you as a deeply
moving experience
and it is has remained
a real marker
for me to be myself."
Maggie Squire , Visual Artist and Dancer,- /www.maggisquire.com/

"I was amazed at
how clear it became
to understand
emotions, both mine
and other peoples
through the sounds
& the discussion that
followed each sound.
It was very revealing, and I couldn't believe what an incredibly supportive environment it created for everyone to be able to express themselves honestly, free of judgment. Especially appreciated as I find it difficult to put words to how I feel quite a lot of the time.... "
Kat Byles Media Director - www.homelessworldcup.org

"As a musician and
facilitator, Christoffer
has that rare skill &
sensitivity of being
able to reflect and
enhance the group
dynamic & atmosphere.
His music can be supportive background, entertaining or initiatory depending on the needs of the situations. Recommended!"
William Bloom PHD, Author,
and Findhorn Foundation Faculty -
www.williambloom.com

"Christoffer combines
the experiential with
the intellectual with
the emotional to help
you gain insight,
perspective, and
access key information
that's stored deep
within your psyche.
Through combining key NLP question techniques, movement therapy, story, and metaphor, you can actually, literally "move through" your own blocks and barriers to your highest potential. The outcome is remarkable. I was personally able to understand my own process of grief around my mother's death on such a deep level. And when your perspective changes, you change. It's a strong methodology for personal transformation. I highly recommend it.""
Christine Stevens, author,
The ART & HEART of Drum Circles.
www.ubdrumcircles.com

Current Schedule
and News June & July

Moving Sound Journeys
You can watch comments on the videos page

1 to 1 and partners sessions are available (usually on a Thursday) - look out for the Summer Issue of 'The Source' for an article about a session.

Throughout June and July there will be weekly sessions on Wednesday Evenings at Harford Barn Studio, Near Exeter.

There will be a short workshops at the Steiner School in Exeter on Sunday afternoon 29th June and

Next 1 day workshop will be Resonance and Presence on October 5th.

Performances
See details on the the Performances link

Currently I am doing a series of performances Enter the Dance with a potter and a dancer; we create a large painting on stage as well as improvised music and dance - great fun! ( details on myspace)

Continuing a lovely collaboration with voice and instruments Annika Nicol, we our music and mediation concerts Sounding From the Silence we return again to Sharpham on 8th July followed by holding a Sound dome at Buddhafield a couple of weeks later.

If you are going to the evening with Neale Donald Walsh on 3rd July I will be doing music for that too..

Also a new collaboration, with Joanna Watters where I will be providing music for 'This Beautiful Work' an evening of body based awareness pracitce on Wed 16th July

There are also some other closed groups going on : more on that another time!

on a personal note, it's been So lovely here at the studio see these photos

Featured Video
Moving Sound Journey sessions

Andrew and Christine talk about
what they were looking for in a
session and who would benefit.
They speak about what happened
over the several Moving Sound Journey sessions they did together exploring and discovering about the direction for their business and relationship.

Featured Article
Journey of Moving Sound
in 'The Source' Magazine
Source-tester Myrtle checks out
some mind, body and spirit
ways of finding her life purpose.

"lots & lots of people had said that
a one-to-one with Christoffer is
a very special and life-changing
event so I felt very lucky to try
this one out as a testeer full article