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ToneMotiontm
featuring the unique stylings of mime Janet Carafa and multi-instrumentalist Stephen Ross
 World Music and Mime Concerts
  
Shakuhachi flute, Sarod, Guitar, Didgeridu, Dumbek, Zither,
Handsonic,Tibetan bowls , Percussion
..... and BODY IN MOTION
A theatrical journey through the senses that touches the heart….
The integration
of masterfully played world music rhythms and vibrational tones
combined with dynamic and emotive dance/mime creates a multidimensional
experience for the audience.
A performance that is thought provoking
as well as pure entertainment!
  
A 2 minute streaming video clip of ToneMotion here
About The Concert Performers Janet Carafa
performs the Art of Mime –
the essence of communication and physical expression. She has been
well received for 15 years performing, teaching and directing mime.
She has performed for 8 years as lead female company member of the
American Mime Theatre. Much of her solo performance work has been
Directed by Marcel Marceau.
www.artofmime.com
www.nyentertainmentconnect.com
Stephen Ross
has
played Shakuhachi flute , an ancient end-blown Japanese instrument
since 1979. He also plays Dumbek, Handsonic, Zither, Silver Flute
and Tibetan bowls. He has performed throughout the country,
Hawaii and Europe. His recent CD, “Earth Tone Music” is a
retrospective of two decades of collaboration with various world
musicians.
www.earthtonemusic.com
Special Occasional Mystery Guests
Lisa Sangita Moskow: has
gained international recognition for her innovative work with the
Sarod, a resonant, multi-stringed lute from North India. She has
spent the last 30 years creating original compositions and unusual
ensembles for this instrument. “Yakshi”, her 6th and most recent
recording , is a sensuous blend of Easter lyricism, unique rhythms and
sacred celebration.
www.lisamoskow.com
Robert Sequoia: mesmerizes audiences with his dynamic guitar playing--the fine quality of his music, and his harp-like, fluid touch. His
compositions range from instrumental ballads with beautiful, time-enduring
melodies, to upbeat, exotic, world-influenced compositions. The son of
second-generation immigrants, Robert's musical roots go back to his family
lineage of Romanian gypsy musicians. Finalist: Best acoustic instrumentalist -
2000 crossroads Music Magazine.
www.robertsequoia.com
Kimba Arem:
Kimba Arem is a performing musician, recording
artist, producer, composer, workshop coordinator and facilitator, and has been
working with sound as a musician since age seven, playing classical piano and
later, silver flute. She has been applying
sound in a healing context since her introduction to sound therapy when she
first trained with Jonathan Goldman in 1995.
Recently, she has been working with
noted wholistic physician, Andrew Weil, who is adding sound healing to his
naturopathic practice.Kimba has a bachelors of
science in molecular and cellular biology and has had extensive training in
acupuncture, herbal medical sciences, nutrition, aromatherapy, and is a Reiki
master.
Also Kimba has been traveling with, promoting and playing her healing music with Masaru Emoto, renowned researcher of the effects of sound and thought forms on water. He was featured in the movie "What the Bleep Do We Know?" and has authored several books on the subject, including his most well known, "Messages From Water".
In her sound-sessions and
performances, Kimba plays various indigenous and modern instruments around the
body such as didjeridu, Native American flute, Celtic flute, harp, Tibetan
bowls, quartz crystal bowls, chimes, tuning forks, and tingshaws. She has five CDs, which are journeys into the realms of
sound to assist in the creation of sacred space and inner transformation.
www.heartherapy.com
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