Our seminars and conferences possess the essential characteristic of being extremely practical, as they are based upon experiences and occurrences, which make theoretical aspects understandable and therefore fluently and easily explainable.
At all levels of learning, the practice and dynamics of group and individual work, lead the participants to educe principles and central applications, with the aid of a modern method of maieutics.
Through its progressive stages, the themes and subjects of EUPHONY lead us to experience the innate potentialities lying dormant within the human being, and to develop creativity, imagination and intuition.
In the search for complete auditive intelligence, the talents that each of us possess are manifested within the human being. We begin to discover these talents, to exercise them and to express them in our individual, relational and professional lives.
Thus the imponderable value of Sound and Music becomes the master key of Knowledge. Listening is to Know. Therefore, it is certainly possible to paraphrase 'Know thyself’ as 'Listen to thyself’.
Our Seminars
Euphony
The Art of Listening
By Daniel Levy
The renowned pianist, author and educator DANIEL LEVY, developed the educational method of Euphony in 1983, using music as a tool to understanding the art of listening. This workshop offers a deep insight into the ways in which a skill that we so often take for granted, can transform our personal and professional lives. It is directed at anyone who wishes to explore the Universe of Sound, Music and its meanings and applications in all human activities.
Eucromy
Colour & Creativity
By Marga Baigorria
Eucromy is a subject which Marga Baigorria created in 1983. The practical experience of Eucromy synthesises ancient and contemporary knowledge related to the properties of Colour, in meditation, in exercises for the development of creative imagination, in psychophysical experiences suitable for the dissolution of emotional and physical tension with the help of colour-light, and finally, to attain a global conscience of the use of colour in Visual Art.