Date and time: Tuesday , January 26, 2027, 8:00 p.m.
Event location: Théâtre Comœdia, Aubagne, Parvis Patrick Balicchi, 13 Cr Maréchal Foch, 13400 Aubagne
Description: Music to slow down, feel, vibrate, and dream
8:00 p.m. – Opening remarks featuring the organizers of Sound Week 2027 in Aubagne and the event’s patron (Sunny Sandhu).
8:15 p.m. Therapeutic Indian singing (Dhrupad)
Bhoomitra, also known as Dr. Sunny Sandhu, is a singer, musician, music therapist, and art gallery owner from Punjab, India. He lives in St. Paul de Vence, where he teaches art therapy and exhibits Gond tribal art. He holds a degree in modern medicine from India and went on to study classical Indian music and traditional medicine. Thus was born Bhoomitra (Friend of the Earth), who creates music and an atmosphere to take people on a journey into the heart of Mother Nature.
https://open.spotify.com/intl-fr/artist/4ozRNmGVYeY8SkpECxz0gw
He recently won the Beyond Music Award for Songs for the Planet for his work on the track “Si Ghan.”
8:30 p.m. Live Guidance (“Dream, Then Manifest”): Slow down. Listen. Dream. Feel the vibration.
A duet by Pierre-Naïm Fievet with Marie-Madeleine Trabuco (singer and sophrologist).
With “Dream Then Manifest, ” Pierre-Naïm Fievet, singer and sound therapist, and Marie-Madeleine Trabuco, singer and sophrologist, offer an immersive experience at the intersection of altered states of consciousness, singing, and a sonic journey.
Guided into a unique state of consciousness—somewhere between wakefulness and sleep—each person is invited to slow down and open up an inner space where images, sensations, intuitions, or forgotten dreams can emerge. Singing bowls, the koto, the guitar, vocals, and intuitive instruments come together to create an enveloping soundscape that accompanies this exploration.
Throughout the experience, the sounds and the voice invite you to let whatever is seeking to take shape emerge, to overcome resistance, and to open up new possibilities. A dream, an aspiration, or an inner vision can thus take shape and become a source of inspiration.
A sensory and immersive journey to slow down, rediscover a dream, listen to it fully, and take the first step toward making it a reality.
9:15 p.m. Slow Concert - Slow Down. Feel. Vibrate.
Resonances from Mongolia and the West
Aurélie Entringer, a guest performer on the international classical stage as a violist, has for several years been exploring an approach to listening in which music becomes a space of presence, depth, and resonance.
At her side, Sayanshares the traditions of Mongolian overtone singing throughout Europe. As the heir to a millennia-old tradition, he shares a practice deeply rooted in listening, vibration, and a connection to life.
Together, they offer a unique encounter between the great works of the classical repertoire and the ancestral sounds of singing bowls, the jaw harp, and Mongolian overtone singing. The melodies, usually accompanied by piano, unfold here in a world of resonances that lends them a new timbre.
At the crossroads of Eastern and Western musical traditions, this musical and vibrational experience opens a space for contemplation, presence, and connection to something greater than oneself.
10:15 p.m. Improvisational concert featuring all the evening’s artists together on stage
Admission: 10euros, Reduced rate: 7 euros
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