When we dance, we use our bodyparts to communicate. We are singing with them. Expressing freely. Communicating an entire world through them. The way we hear the music, expressing through the body. So that other people know how this music feels like for us.
We can see the music as our dance partner. Listening to it with our whole body. Physical, emotional and energetic body, I mean. Responding to the impulses. Not holding back, not pushing anything. And beginning again, as often as we like. Knowing whatever we are doing is right. Hearing the music as it says: “I’m here for you, I’m supporting you.” Listening to the music as our teacher. Listening to the body as our greatest teacher. Always listening from the heart. And expressing from the heart, too.
When I select (and play) music (and facilitate), I would like to invite you for this creative process: to listen, play, explore and express – from the heart and through the body. Holding a space together with all the dancers where WE are all seen and supported. Where we meet.
I play a wide variety of genres, weaving together not only tracks but all kinds of emotions into a vivid journey.