Songs for Nature Connection with young people

Alexandra “ahlay” Blakely is a descendent of Ashkenazi, Scandinavian and British folk. She is a singer-songwriter, grief tender, community organizer, facilitator and ceramicist walking the path of ancestral healing and the reclaiming of lost cultural memories. Her community singing album, Spells from the Unknown encapsulates songs for the community to transform, ask questions, and seek to lead lives that might make us ancestors worth honoring. Her upcoming 2024 community singing album, WAILS: Songs for Grief was recorded in July 2023 with a choir of 200 voices. The album is completely dedicated to grief, inspired by the Whales and Frances Weller’s “the five gates of grief.”

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Peia ~ Jessyka Luzzi is a vocalist, composer and sacred song preserver of traditions from all over the world.  She has travled extensively and studied the rich traditions  of Indian Classical Raga, Medieval Chant, Bulgarian and Celtic Folk Music,  and songs from the native peoples of North and South America. 
Peia studied Opera at the New England Conservatory of Music where she gained a deep understanding of the physical inner-workings of the voice.  Peia performs regularly on the west coast with her solo project and The Rogue World Ensemble and will be  featured for the second year in a row at the Beloved Sacred Music Festival in Tidewater Oregon.   With a broad, soaring vocal range and bell like tone Peia sings with depth and beauty, to sooth the heart and set the spirit flying. Accompanying herself with Tambora, Harmonium and Charango and guitar Peia's music creates an organic sound scape for vibrational healing. 

EarthWalk’s mission is to inspire and empower children, families and communities to reconnect with and care for one another and the Earth through long-term nature mentoring.

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Creating songs for the healing of the earth.

Juliana Murphy co-tends the Tucson Community Song Circle, and is a co-founder of the Monsoon Seed Choir. She comes to our circle with a lifelong love of singing and a library of original and collected songs that connect us to ourselves, nature, and the cycles and rhythms of being a human on this planet. She brings a deep desire to sing a more beautiful, inclusive, loving, sustainable, and delightful world into being, and is a graduate of the Littlebird Songleader Flight School for community songleading.

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