A guided sound experience with Erin Lang.
What does it mean to be accompanied by sound in times of loss and transition? Musician and sound artist Erin Lang invites us into a contemplative experience of harp, voice, and vibration, offering care and comfort in the emotional landscapes of dying and letting go. Through a shared space of sound, she opens a path to connect with what lies beyond the physical – with ourselves, with loved ones, and with what we may not be able to name.
The session will begin with a reflection on the timeless and connective nature of sound and vibration, followed by a guided meditation and deep listening journey using harp and voice, extended with subtle effects to guide us beyond conscious perception. Together, we will create sound – through humming, bells, and vocal resonance – as a tool to return to, a companion in navigating attachment and fear. The session will close with a space for open discussion and sharing.
This journey is for anyone wishing to explore death, loss or transformation through the medium of sound – personally, artistically, or in their work of accompanying others.
The Event is free of charge and will be hosted in English. Register now if you want to join this special journey!
We will aim to create an understanding of sound as deeply connective to loved ones and community in the process of dying or dealing with loss and grief and the resonances beyond.
Erin Lang
Erin is a Canadian musician, sound artist, and composer based in Berlin and Montreal. As the leader of the project Foundling, she has toured internationally and created multisensory events that explore emotional and sonic connection. She bringes a deep interest in anthropology and the interplay between people, place, and vibration into her artistic practice. With a focus on the subtle details of emotional experience and perception, she examines how sound can hold memory, intimacy, and transformation. Erin’s fifth album Artemesia will be released this winter on Shadow World Records (UK).
