Mandala Voices
We are a group of Sound Healers and researchers who deeply believe that singing, music and the arts in general are powerful self-healing tools for the soul and body. For this reason, in 2016, we created Mandala Voices, a vocal ensemble through which we offer Sound Healing Concerts, Workshops to rediscover the healing power of one's own voice, Sound Baths in which our harmonized voices are the main instruments and our Mandala Voices Circle, an engaging event, lasting one hour, during which a group of people experiences the communicative power of intuitive singing through simple and fun rhythmic, melodic and harmonic games, proposed and guided by the Mandala Voices.
About Us
LAURA SCHMIDT
Music, sound and rhythm are part of me, as well, of my soul. I’m fascinated by the “voice” of every single object, to the point that I create rhythm with whatever happens to be in my hands. I’ve been singing jazz as a professional for many years and more than 20 years ago I got interested in therapeutic arts. In 2012 I founded Accademia di Medicina Vibrazionale, aiming to spread the knowledge in Soundtherapy. Mandala Voices is the natural evolution of this path, started more than 40 years ago and which has found the perfect condition to soar just now. |
ODETTE DI MAIO
The power of sound has always captured me since I was a child singing the songs I heard on the radio. Music has always been the protagonist of my life and also represented my profession: I am in fact a professional musician and singer-songswriter, with several live projects and recordings and collaborations at international level. After obtaining a diploma as a counselor and courses on energy techniques, I finally rediscovered my voice as a therapeutic tool: learning to express myself in new ways I learned how the music contains a very high healing power and allows the transmission of my deepest and most transcendent spirituality. |
CHIARA COMANI
After many years on the path of Core Shamanism, I heard a sort of calling emerging, stronger and stronger: it said “sound, music, voice”. Music has always been a very important part of my life, even if I’ve often perceived a sort of void about it, as I had never been able to formally study an instrument. Nonetheless the presence of music has been a constant in my life, as I’ve always been an eager listener and because I’ve worked behind the scenes in a live production agency. What has emerged in the last years, though, has a different hue, more direct, closer to a kind of research and to the attempt to understand the thin liminal layers that sound and vibration – born from Voice, Drum or Singing Bowls - can touch and how they work in our body and soul. |
DANIELA CAVALLINI
Sound has always been part of my life, from early childhood, when I would walk through mixers and other instruments for electronic music, up to my arrival in Milan into the Accademia di Medicina Vibrazionale, and where, currently, I am part of the teaching staff. I delved into the lesser-known faces of sound, those of video art and multimedia production, passing through the madness of the silences of video-art installations and the pauses of the breaths of the subjects shot, and then directed towards the therapeutic aspect through the study of ritual instruments such as Tibetan bells, crystal, the use of the voice, the tuning forks and the frame drum. |