Harper and Midwest Kind
Didgeridoo Sound Therapy & Workshop
Nor-East'r Music & Art Festival
1889 Caldwell Rd
Mio, MI 48647
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About this concert
Award winning Australian musicians (14 x music awards in 4 countries) and sound healers: Peter D. Harper and Bobbi Llewellyn- Harper present a workshop about the ancient Australian Aboriginal wind instrument called the “Didgeridoo” (Yidaki / Mako). The Husband and wife team will discuss the many types of didgeridoos available, how they are made, played and their use in Indigenous ceremonies and healing. Didgeridoo sound healing therapy is a profound form of vibrational healing. The sonic vibrations release physical pain, grief, loss, stress and emotional blockages. Tune into your truth and become your sound. Peter and Bobbi use didgeridoo sound vibration, color cards and vocal intonations to focus on each participant exploring the 7 chakras or 7 planet energy centers. The sound healing works on each individual person with the didgeridoo clearing dark / grey frequencies in problem areas.
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What fans are saying
Carl
2023年1月30日
This is the fourth time I have seen Harper perform...and he never disappoints!
It is nice to see (and hear) a local artist that performs his own creations and not
just another ho-hum cover band.
This is the first time I have been to BLUEStage Jams, but will definitely not be my last.
My wife and I (and a couple of friends) had a blast! The food and drinks were reasonably priced
(you can't beat a $3 beer!). The sound and acoustics were better than expected considering the venue is a remodeled automotive garage (I think).
I highly recommend this place for a fun night of good music. I know that I'll be back!
Napoleon, MI@BLUEStage Jams
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Harper and Midwest Kind Biography
Award-winning Australian singer/songwriter Peter D. Harper -- known in the music world, as "Harper", possesses a powerful soulful voice and a deep, almost mystical approach to the roots genre. His Latest release "Rise Up" (2020) is an expansive musical and lyrical journey, stirred up with masterful harp and the earthy, woody, percussive tones of the didgeridoo. “RISE UP” and the highly acclaimed “Show Your Love” (2016), both reached # 3 on the Billboard Blues Charts and stayed in the top ten for 6 months. Peter D Harper has received 14 x Music Awards in 4 different countries.
Harper's musical journey began early, performing in brass bands playing the trumpet and euphonium. At the age of ten, his family moved half way round the world to Perth, Western Australia, and his Grandfather introduced Harper to the harmonica. In Perth, one of the most isolated cities in the world, there was a thriving blues and folk scene. The blues had a rawness, an honesty and a passion of the soul which spoke to Harper deeply. Upon adding the Australian indigenous instrument of didgeridoo, Harper created a tribal rootsy feel to his music. The deep woody qualities and its haunting drone seemed to enhance the emotional quality of his stories.
Peter D. Harper and wife Bobbi Llewellyn- Harper have presented didgeridoo sound therapy and sound bath events world wide. Their passion for healing has taken them on an expansive personal and spiritual journey. Their sound bath experiences incorporate male/ female vocal intonations/ harmonies, Australian indigenous message sticks, Navajo – The Dine` traditional drum, Native American “love” Flute, crystal singing bowls, tongue drum and keyboard drones. Their personal mantra is "Love=Peace=Freedom".
続きを読むHarper's musical journey began early, performing in brass bands playing the trumpet and euphonium. At the age of ten, his family moved half way round the world to Perth, Western Australia, and his Grandfather introduced Harper to the harmonica. In Perth, one of the most isolated cities in the world, there was a thriving blues and folk scene. The blues had a rawness, an honesty and a passion of the soul which spoke to Harper deeply. Upon adding the Australian indigenous instrument of didgeridoo, Harper created a tribal rootsy feel to his music. The deep woody qualities and its haunting drone seemed to enhance the emotional quality of his stories.
Peter D. Harper and wife Bobbi Llewellyn- Harper have presented didgeridoo sound therapy and sound bath events world wide. Their passion for healing has taken them on an expansive personal and spiritual journey. Their sound bath experiences incorporate male/ female vocal intonations/ harmonies, Australian indigenous message sticks, Navajo – The Dine` traditional drum, Native American “love” Flute, crystal singing bowls, tongue drum and keyboard drones. Their personal mantra is "Love=Peace=Freedom".
World Blues & Roots Music From Australia
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