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Sound Bath: Crystal Singing Bowls, Aura Gong, and Reiki Drumming
Welcome to Sound Healing Magic with Liz including the 7 Chakra Crystal Singing Bowls, Aura Gong & Reiki Drumming. Sound Journey in Richmond North Yorkshire. Immerse yourself in a unique experience combining the soothing sounds of crystal singing bowls, the powerful vibrations of Reiki drumming and the gorgeous Aura Gong all whilst relaxing on a mat. Let the harmonious tones guide you through a journey of healing and balance. Join us for this in-person event to rejuvenate your mind, body, and spirit. Limited places available, if you feel you are meant to be here book your ticket today! A relaxed flowing once a month session where you bring your own mats, blankets, pillows and even duvets if you choose. Come along and create your magical nest where you can sink back, relax and be nurtured by the sounds. (a handful of spare mats available in case you don't have one)
David Gordon Trio

David Gordon Trio

13 Dec 2025 - 14 Dec 2025

The David Gordon Trio has a unique sound world, a strong pedigree and a worldwide following. Their music is characterised by searingly beautiful melodies, free-flowing improvisation and quick-fire humour. All their recordings have received rave reviews in media in Europe, the US and Japan, where they have sold more than 10,000 CDs. Their album Alexander Scriabins Ragtime Band was Mojo magazines jazz CD of the year and they plan to release their first live album later this year. The trio has played festivals in Italy, Denmark and the UK, and collaborated with a wide variety of artists from singer Jacqui Dankworth, to saxophonist Andy Sheppard, guitarist John Etheridge and trumpeter Wynton Marsalis. The trio features two giants of the London jazz scene, bassist Oli Hayhurst and drummer Tom Hooper. David an award-winning composer - his tune Angel Feet is published in Sher Musics The European Real Book - and amongst his many commissions has written four concertos. An assured and versatile pianist, he is one of the few professional jazz musicians who is also a well-established classical artist. He has also had a long association with the Swaledale Festival - including being commissioned to write the music for the opera Semmerwater - and is delighted to be bringing the trio to the area for the first time. For this concert they will play some of the repertoire they have developed based on classical themes, including by Faur, Bach and Scriabin. He doesnt play many notes, but the notes that he does play are almost the selection of a genius. David Freeman, JazzFM

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