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Community Works Manitoba Hosts Singing Workshop with Melanie DeMore
Community Works Manitoba is set to host a two-day singing workshop titled Singing for Mass Connection on March 15-16, 2024, in Winnipeg, Manitoba. The workshop will be led by the renowned Melanie DeMore, who is celebrated internationally for her ability to unite communities through song. DeMore’s approach emphasizes that collective singing serves not only as a form of artistic expression but also as a vital act of political resistance and spiritual necessity.
DeMore believes that song acts as a binding force within communities, encouraging compassion and connection among diverse groups. Her workshops are open to all, regardless of age, cultural background, or musical ability. “Are ya breathin’? Good. That’s the only qualification,” DeMore asserts, inviting participants of all skill levels to join in. This inclusivity aims to cross divides, fostering unity in a time when such connections are especially critical.
Participants can expect a rich experience, with DeMore’s music offering multiple layers of sound and rhythm. Whether attendees are seasoned performers or consider themselves ‘tone deaf,’ the workshop promises to be an enriching experience for all. DeMore’s vision encompasses a wide range of themes, including jubilation, sorrow, love, and liberation, ensuring that every participant finds personal meaning in the songs shared.
For those interested in attending, detailed information about the workshop is available on the Community Works Manitoba website. The organization encourages community members to promote the event through social media and word of mouth, aiming to reach as many individuals as possible. Printed materials, including posters, are available upon request for local distribution.
As the world faces increasing challenges, the opportunity to come together in song offers a powerful means of bridging divides and cultivating understanding. Community Works Manitoba looks forward to welcoming participants to this transformative workshop, where the healing power of music will take center stage.
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