Vajra Voices - Devotional Signing Ensemble @ Berkeley
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Vajra Voices—the Bay Area’s soul-stirring women’s vocal ensemble—bridges 11th-century polyphony with American traditions of devotional singing in Aquitania to Appalachia: Our Ancient Belonging.
Joined by the inventive multi-instrumentalist/vocalist Shira Kammen, the ensemble will explore the powerful synergy of singing and prayer in “rich, electric, full-blooded” ensemble. As the Irish spiritual teacher John O’Donahue (1956–2008) writes: “Prayer is the voice of longing that reaches outward and inwards to unearth our ancient belonging.”
Website Event Link:
https://www.sfems.org/vajra-voices
-Tickets Must be purchase prior to the concert and in advance, since they don't sell tickets at the door.
They also offered Offer Pay-What You-Can Tickets (GA)
You can get your tickets by clicking the link below
**https://sfems.app.getcuebox.com/o/Q84D69WB/shows/LT3TC4WY**
This event is from the San Francisco Early Music Society’s 49th concert season, “Fertile Gardens,” showcases vibrant styles and traditions spanning nearly a millennium, celebrating the beauty and variety of historical musical styles in blossom and in full bloom.
From the earliest written Medieval polyphonic music to the refined splendor of the high Renaissance
The San Francisco Early Music Society
Website:
**https://www.sfems.org/**
- Important Note about individual seating and group seating:
This event / venue is open seating and it's first come, first choice of seating, so No advance assign seating.
I won't not be able to save any seats for people or the group in advance, since it will be to difficult to do so.
If people want to seat together, you must figure out and coordinate amongst yourself to meet beforehand at a nearby restaurant at a earlier time.
- Important Note on Parking :
Please carefully read the street parking signs.
Street parking around the venue is Either Free after 6:00 PM or after 7:00 PM
Best street parking is on Dwight Way (which is a one way street), Blake Street or on Parker Street, just before Dana St.
You can also find paid parking at
Telegraph Channing Garage and the first hour is free