Monochord Monday Meetup: A monthly live webinar gathering for you to play your monochord and meet our worldwide community of monochord players who also love this special instrument. 

Every third Monday of the month live on Zoom

9-10am PT, 10-11am MT, 11am-12pm CT, 12-1pm EST, 5-6pm UK, 6-7pm Eur

We've been gathering for Monochord Monday since May of 2020. Hosted by official feeltone monochord trainer Joule L'Adara, each month our monochord players gather to try out different playing parameters and enjoy our instruments together for inspiration, connection, and self-care. This gathering is often lead by members of our community who get the chance to share how they use the monochord (whether Monolini, Monolina, Concert monochord or sound furniture such as the MonChair or Monochord Table) and lead the group through a meditation and playing session. Our Zooms feel comfy and friendly as we all play together in real time but with cameras and mics off so you're playing in your own safe home environment for yourself. At the end there's the option to turn on your camera and sound to say hi to the group, or remain in the audience to view only. Drop in any monthly Monday we're meeting and bring your monochord! (we feature our brand of feeltone monochords but all brands are welcome at our meetups.)

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Next Live Monochord Monday: Monday, February 24th, 2025

Featuring Special Guest: Mallika Paritosh

February's Monochord Monday Meetup will feature special guest Mallika Paritosh joining us live from her sound studio in Lisbon, Portugal. Originally from Buenos Aires, Mallika is a poet, a Philosophy scholar from the University of Buenos Aires specialized in Tantric philosophy, a composer of meditative music, a classical pianist and Music Educator, a Sound Therapist, and a certified Meditation facilitator. As a researcher, she has focused on the use of Sound, Dance and Trance in the context of the Matrifocal cultures of the Paleolithic. As a musician and dancer, she has performed traditional music and dances at a wide variety of festivals for 20 years and plays more than 45 instruments.

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