This weekend begins the series for those who want to be guided by a masc-identified leader. We are excited that Eoghan Carrick will be co-leading this online series with Conie.
Here's the dates & times for the workshop.
REGISTER: Email emcucc@emcucc.org to register. Maximum 14 participants per series.
- Friday, January 29, 7-8:30 p.m. Central
- Saturday, January 30, 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m.
- AND 2-3 p.m. Central
- Saturday, February 13, 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m.
- AND 2-3 p.m. Central
REGISTER: Email emcucc@emcucc.org to register. Maximum 14 participants per series.
More Details here.
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Eoghan Carrick
At age 13, other musicians told Eoghan he had a ‘bad’ voice. So he stopped his childhood love of singing. Recovering his voice has been a deeply challenging healing process with teachers and collaborators ranging from indigenous Sumatran singers to esteemed choral director Dr. Joy Sherman to the grief ceremonies brought to the West by Sibonfu Somé.
Today Eoghan serves as music director for the storydwelling community in his homeland of Bend, Oregon. Pre-pandemic he served as director for a regional community choir called Open Hub Singing. He has facilitated expansive Full Voice experiences with students, educators, business people, singers, both online and in-person. Eoghan actively engages an ongoing men’s circle and is committed to practicing an embodied, collaborative, gracious form of masculinity. He does not do this perfectly… To honor his ancestors, his joyful child, dear friends and his soul, Eoghan is finally recording his first album of original music for release in 2021. Learn more at openhubsinging.com.
