Sonic Dreaming is three or more improvisational musicians playing on exotic instruments from around the world with the sole intent of having you experience something significant. Something that may give you insight into your personal developmental process. Something that may help you to soothe your jagged nerves. Something that may bring you joy. Something that may reduce your suffering.

Sonic Dreaming asks that you lie back on a blanket or mat and receive the music as it happens around you. The musicians come off stage to surround you and to play over you. It’s like music in 4 dimensions. If you feel the call to move, then by all means groove. If you feel the call to do yoga, meditate, stand, curl up and wail. . . .Sonica Dreaming will incorporate you into its journey.

It’s more than a concert, it’s a seamless and effortless musical journey - like slipping out of reality momentarily only to find you’ve been ‘gone’ for an hour.

Here is a sample slideshow video with some of the audio you can expect to hear at a concert. The audio was recorded in a studio but the theme is the same

Bookings

To book Sonica Dreaming for an event, performance or session contact any of The Players, email contact information is below:

The Players

Stephen Hudecki
With a B.F.A. in music, Soundmaking comes naturally to Stephen. He has shared his playful approach in schools, hospices, community drum circles, singing circles, retreat centres, and open clinics. Stephen has facilitated sonic ritual at private functions, individual rite of passage rituals, in churches, and temples. Stephen has visited Halton, Hamilton-Wentworth and Wellington School Boards, the Nursing Faculty at McMaster Univeristy, seniors, residents, Addiction facilities, Dr. Bob Kemp and Carpenter House Hospices. Musically he continues to perform while working in the film and television industries. For more information check out Stephen’s website at: www.laughingboy.ca

Ann-Marie Boudreau
Ann-Marie combines her skills as a spiritual psychotherapist, soundwork practitioner, improvisational vocalist and multi-instrumentalist in her private practice in Toronto. In her session work Ann-Marie supports clients moving through deep shifts and transformations in their lives. Her passion for sharing soundwork extends from performance and facilitating a variety of workshops throughout Ontario to supporting those moving through long-term illness and into final passage. For more information contact Ann-Marie at: amboudreau@yahoo.ca

Jocelyn Drainie
Jocelyn facilitates rhythm and sonic healing circles for private rituals and ceremonies, social service agencies, schools, church groups, professional and medical organizations. She specializes in the use of soundwork to assist those in the grieving process and support individuals in palliative care. Jocelyn is a member of the Rhythm Sisters, an all women’s percussion ensemble based in London. For more information check out Jocelyn’s website at: www.sonicmedicine.ca