Voice workshops

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• February 10, 2012
  Jazz Workshop

Jazz Workshop

Starts	February 10, 2012, 18:00
Ends	February 12, 2012, 16:00
Place	Galerie Hotel Jedlová, CZ
Language	czech
Max participants	10
Price	4500 CZK

Miriam Bayle



Slovakian Jazz singer who lives in Prague. Songs included in Miriams repertoire are Jazz standards (swing, latin, ballads and blues) which she enrichens with her own improvisations. She is also a teacher at the Jaroslav Ježek University and conservatory. Her workshops concentrate on the improvisations of songs, melodic and rhythmic phrasing, and she helps each participant to find their own natural way of expressing.

• February 17, 2012
  Sing like a mountain

Sing like a mountain

Starts	February 17, 2012, 18:00
Ends	February 19, 2012, 16:00
Place	Gallery hotel Jedlová
Language	Czech
Max participants	25
Price	4500 CZK

This workshop is for all of you who would like to remember and sing together songs out of rich treasure of Moravian and Slovak folk songs and support our voice and our identity in depth.

These songs are beautiful and powerful, full of melodic and harmonic elements and wonderful lyrics. They differ in the dialect as well as in the melody and rhythm and are very specific in their arrangements – one-voice line sung together or huge sound of multi-voice, fluent tones of songs sung by grass cropping, songs about love, work, everything that the life brings, or the Moravian songs about love. All of these songs have the power to show us where we originate and also to lead us back “home”.



Our folk culture and folklore have already been endangered. People cease to sing, forget about their treasures inside themselves, in the modern world they are overwhelmed with noise and stress of various pressures and survival plans. It is not only us, who are endangered, but also our children. If we forget where we are from, where we originate, we forget also where our voice originates.

We have beautiful songs that we need to approach reliably, with love and sincerity. These songs bind us; they are “ours”, our folk heritage, which had been left here for us by our ancestors, and we use to forget about them or put them away, because we are not able to create some space and we stop to feel the responsibility. We have songs in common that we can move onto our children. We tear apart ourselves from the songs and therefore we forget who we are.



Often, when people want to sing together, they cannot remember a song that would be familiar to everyone, so that they could sing together. Singing is a medicine, a nowadays therapy, and songs are the means to seek ourselves, our voice deep inside of us. It is important to remember these feelings of inner home, feelings of care-free, safety and our self. Sing out the pain and sadness, sing out the stress and pressure of nowadays, sing out our strong passion and desire and tell out all the wishes and dreams in a song sung together and be proud of our rich heritage and culture.

Ida Kelarová had invited for this workshop two excellent artists, singers, musicians and dancers, Petra Vraňáková and Lenka Dubníčková.

• Petra Vraňáková (Dolný Kubín, Slovak Republic) studied therapy pedagogy in Bratislava. Since her childhood, she had a strong relationship to folklore that she practices intensively whole life. In her hometown she was a member of folklore group Trnka and her talent and relationship to music was developed also in the Music School P. M. Bonúňa in Dolný Kubín, where she studied playing the violin for 8 years. Afterwards, she performed in a music group of folklore group Oravan, later on in the group Technik (Bratislava), where she has been an active member ever since. She works on her singing and dancing in the artistic group Lúčnica.
• Lenka Dubníčková (Slovak Republic) was lead to singing by her parents who taught her slow-paced songs from Záhorie since her childhood. She started to attend a music school in Malacky where she studied singing, playing the violin and the piano. Since she was 8 years old she sang and danced in a folklore group Slnečnica-Slnečník in Gajary, a village where her parents came from. For the last 10 years she has been performing in group Lúčnica, last three years she has been a leader of the vocal group. She studied theater dramaturgy at the Academy of Performing Arts in Bratislava. Nowadays, she is a lecturer of dramaturgy and a coordinator of educational projects in the Slovak National Theater. She also teaches a music theory at an elementary school and occasionally she participates in a vocal education and repertoire selection for amateur folklore groups.

Petra and Lenka are young, talented singers, musicians and dancers who support, inspire and dedicate their work to the traditional adaptation of habits and songs of different regions of Slovak culture. They met in group Lúčnica and their friendship strengthened their deep interest in culture, traditions, singing and music of their home country, Slovakia. They have established their own vocal group Hrdličky.

When I heard Petra and Lenka sing two-voice Slovakian songs for the first time, I felt warm at my heart and at the same time my whole body shivered and my tears burst in emotion. My joy was enormous… their voices penetrated not only into our hearts but also into my consciousness and conscience.

Their singing reminds us of life, beauty and power of “traditional songs”; they open the desire to sing these songs along, not to be ashamed for who we are, where we are from and to be proud of our culture. Both singers have such strength in their voices that they can inspire even a young generation that prefers mostly the modern western music styles. Do not let this experience pass you by, come along with children to sing with us.”

Ida Kelarova


Workshop is organized in cooperation with Slovak Institute in Prague and held under their auspices.

• February 17, 2012, Cape Cornwall, Great Britain
  Cornwall
• February 24, 2012, Viena, Austria
  Song of my soul in Viena
• March 02, 2012, Basel, Switzerland
  Everyone can sing
• March 16, 2012, St. Arborgast, Austria
  Everyone can sing
• March 23, 2012
  Sing like a mountain

Sing like a mountain

Starts	March 23, 2012, 18:00
Ends	March 25, 2012, 16:00
Place	Gallery hotel Jedlová
Language	Czech
Max participants	25
Price	4500 CZK

This workshop is for all of you who would like to remember and sing together songs out of rich treasure of Moravian and Slovak folk songs and support our voice and our identity in depth.

These songs are beautiful and powerful, full of melodic and harmonic elements and wonderful lyrics. They differ in the dialect as well as in the melody and rhythm and are very specific in their arrangements – one-voice line sung together or huge sound of multi-voice, fluent tones of songs sung by grass cropping, songs about love, work, everything that the life brings, or the Moravian songs about love. All of these songs have the power to show us where we originate and also to lead us back “home”.



Our folk culture and folklore have already been endangered. People cease to sing, forget about their treasures inside themselves, in the modern world they are overwhelmed with noise and stress of various pressures and survival plans. It is not only us, who are endangered, but also our children. If we forget where we are from, where we originate, we forget also where our voice originates.

We have beautiful songs that we need to approach reliably, with love and sincerity. These songs bind us; they are “ours”, our folk heritage, which had been left here for us by our ancestors, and we use to forget about them or put them away, because we are not able to create some space and we stop to feel the responsibility. We have songs in common that we can move onto our children. We tear apart ourselves from the songs and therefore we forget who we are.



Often, when people want to sing together, they cannot remember a song that would be familiar to everyone, so that they could sing together. Singing is a medicine, a nowadays therapy, and songs are the means to seek ourselves, our voice deep inside of us. It is important to remember these feelings of inner home, feelings of care-free, safety and our self. Sing out the pain and sadness, sing out the stress and pressure of nowadays, sing out our strong passion and desire and tell out all the wishes and dreams in a song sung together and be proud of our rich heritage and culture.

Ida Kelarová had invited for this workshop two excellent artists, singers, musicians and dancers, Petra Vraňáková and Lenka Dubníčková.

• Petra Vraňáková (Dolný Kubín, Slovak Republic) studied therapy pedagogy in Bratislava. Since her childhood, she had a strong relationship to folklore that she practices intensively whole life. In her hometown she was a member of folklore group Trnka and her talent and relationship to music was developed also in the Music School P. M. Bonúňa in Dolný Kubín, where she studied playing the violin for 8 years. Afterwards, she performed in a music group of folklore group Oravan, later on in the group Technik (Bratislava), where she has been an active member ever since. She works on her singing and dancing in the artistic group Lúčnica.
• Lenka Dubníčková (Slovak Republic) was lead to singing by her parents who taught her slow-paced songs from Záhorie since her childhood. She started to attend a music school in Malacky where she studied singing, playing the violin and the piano. Since she was 8 years old she sang and danced in a folklore group Slnečnica-Slnečník in Gajary, a village where her parents came from. For the last 10 years she has been performing in group Lúčnica, last three years she has been a leader of the vocal group. She studied theater dramaturgy at the Academy of Performing Arts in Bratislava. Nowadays, she is a lecturer of dramaturgy and a coordinator of educational projects in the Slovak National Theater. She also teaches a music theory at an elementary school and occasionally she participates in a vocal education and repertoire selection for amateur folklore groups.

Petra and Lenka are young, talented singers, musicians and dancers who support, inspire and dedicate their work to the traditional adaptation of habits and songs of different regions of Slovak culture. They met in group Lúčnica and their friendship strengthened their deep interest in culture, traditions, singing and music of their home country, Slovakia. They have established their own vocal group Hrdličky.

When I heard Petra and Lenka sing two-voice Slovakian songs for the first time, I felt warm at my heart and at the same time my whole body shivered and my tears burst in emotion. My joy was enormous… their voices penetrated not only into our hearts but also into my consciousness and conscience.

Their singing reminds us of life, beauty and power of “traditional songs”; they open the desire to sing these songs along, not to be ashamed for who we are, where we are from and to be proud of our culture. Both singers have such strength in their voices that they can inspire even a young generation that prefers mostly the modern western music styles. Do not let this experience pass you by, come along with children to sing with us.”

Ida Kelarova


Workshop is organized in cooperation with Slovak Institute in Prague and held under their auspices.

• March 30, 2012, Stuttgart, Germany
  Sound of the heart in Stuttgart
• April 06, 2012, Frankfurt, DE
  Song of My Soul
• April 27, 2012
  Sing like a mountain

Sing like a mountain

Starts	April 27, 2012, 18:00
Ends	April 29, 2012, 16:00
Place	Gallery hotel Jedlová
Language	Czech
Max participants	25
Price	4500 CZK

This workshop is for all of you who would like to remember and sing together songs out of rich treasure of Moravian and Slovak folk songs and support our voice and our identity in depth.

These songs are beautiful and powerful, full of melodic and harmonic elements and wonderful lyrics. They differ in the dialect as well as in the melody and rhythm and are very specific in their arrangements – one-voice line sung together or huge sound of multi-voice, fluent tones of songs sung by grass cropping, songs about love, work, everything that the life brings, or the Moravian songs about love. All of these songs have the power to show us where we originate and also to lead us back “home”.



Our folk culture and folklore have already been endangered. People cease to sing, forget about their treasures inside themselves, in the modern world they are overwhelmed with noise and stress of various pressures and survival plans. It is not only us, who are endangered, but also our children. If we forget where we are from, where we originate, we forget also where our voice originates.

We have beautiful songs that we need to approach reliably, with love and sincerity. These songs bind us; they are “ours”, our folk heritage, which had been left here for us by our ancestors, and we use to forget about them or put them away, because we are not able to create some space and we stop to feel the responsibility. We have songs in common that we can move onto our children. We tear apart ourselves from the songs and therefore we forget who we are.



Often, when people want to sing together, they cannot remember a song that would be familiar to everyone, so that they could sing together. Singing is a medicine, a nowadays therapy, and songs are the means to seek ourselves, our voice deep inside of us. It is important to remember these feelings of inner home, feelings of care-free, safety and our self. Sing out the pain and sadness, sing out the stress and pressure of nowadays, sing out our strong passion and desire and tell out all the wishes and dreams in a song sung together and be proud of our rich heritage and culture.

Ida Kelarová had invited for this workshop two excellent artists, singers, musicians and dancers, Petra Vraňáková and Lenka Dubníčková.

• Petra Vraňáková (Dolný Kubín, Slovak Republic) studied therapy pedagogy in Bratislava. Since her childhood, she had a strong relationship to folklore that she practices intensively whole life. In her hometown she was a member of folklore group Trnka and her talent and relationship to music was developed also in the Music School P. M. Bonúňa in Dolný Kubín, where she studied playing the violin for 8 years. Afterwards, she performed in a music group of folklore group Oravan, later on in the group Technik (Bratislava), where she has been an active member ever since. She works on her singing and dancing in the artistic group Lúčnica.
• Lenka Dubníčková (Slovak Republic) was lead to singing by her parents who taught her slow-paced songs from Záhorie since her childhood. She started to attend a music school in Malacky where she studied singing, playing the violin and the piano. Since she was 8 years old she sang and danced in a folklore group Slnečnica-Slnečník in Gajary, a village where her parents came from. For the last 10 years she has been performing in group Lúčnica, last three years she has been a leader of the vocal group. She studied theater dramaturgy at the Academy of Performing Arts in Bratislava. Nowadays, she is a lecturer of dramaturgy and a coordinator of educational projects in the Slovak National Theater. She also teaches a music theory at an elementary school and occasionally she participates in a vocal education and repertoire selection for amateur folklore groups.

Petra and Lenka are young, talented singers, musicians and dancers who support, inspire and dedicate their work to the traditional adaptation of habits and songs of different regions of Slovak culture. They met in group Lúčnica and their friendship strengthened their deep interest in culture, traditions, singing and music of their home country, Slovakia. They have established their own vocal group Hrdličky.

When I heard Petra and Lenka sing two-voice Slovakian songs for the first time, I felt warm at my heart and at the same time my whole body shivered and my tears burst in emotion. My joy was enormous… their voices penetrated not only into our hearts but also into my consciousness and conscience.

Their singing reminds us of life, beauty and power of “traditional songs”; they open the desire to sing these songs along, not to be ashamed for who we are, where we are from and to be proud of our culture. Both singers have such strength in their voices that they can inspire even a young generation that prefers mostly the modern western music styles. Do not let this experience pass you by, come along with children to sing with us.”

Ida Kelarova


Workshop is organized in cooperation with Slovak Institute in Prague and held under their auspices.

• June 01, 2012
  Everyone can sing

Everyone can sing

Starts	June 01, 2012, 18:00
Ends	June 03, 2012, 16:00
Place	Galerie Hotel Jedlová, CZ
Language	Czech
Max participants	22
Price	4500 CZK

Tento workshop je věnován vám všem, kteří si nevěříte,  že zpívat umíte, vám všem, kteří zpíváte jen v koupelně nebo v autě, vám všem, kteří jste si to nikdy na veřejnosti nezkusili, vám všem, kteří máte vnitřní potřebu a chuť si zazpívat.

Na tento workshop se může přihlásit každý z vás, kdo cítí hlubokou potřebu zazpívat si.
 Idin způsob otvírání a objevování lidského hlasu není vedený zájmem o dosáhnutí technické dokonalosti. Není to snaha jak krásněji, silněji a lépe zpívat. Zpívání a procítění písně je jen záminka k hledání toho hlasu v člověku, který nikdy nikdo neuslyší. Hlasu, který nás vede zpět k emocím. Především tam totiž Ida nachází základní zdroj života a lidské kreativity. 
Dílny jsou otevřeny pro každého, kdo má chuť projít přes neskutečnou sílu předsudků, zvyků, zlozvyků a hlavně strachem, který nám brání v tom, nadechnout se, otevřít se a zpívat.

Zpěv je vyjádření duše.

Zazpívat si z plných plic je nejlepším lékem proti depresím a dodává sílu potřebnou k plnohodnotnému prožití života. Již dnes si lidé víc a víc uvědomují jakým důležitým lékem proti stresu a nemocem je samotný zpěv. Zpěv je důležitý pro vyjádření osobnosti a pomáhá uvolnit nakumulované emoce, které se v těle zadržují a proměňují v negativní energii.

Škoda dne, kdy jsme nezpívali!

Základním přesvědčením Idy Kelarové je, že každý umí zpívat. Problém Ida vidí v tom, že více a více lidí zpívat přestává a proto si také více a více lidí přestává věřit v tom, že 
zpívat umí. Každý má možnost si na workshopech Idy Kelarové zazpívat a inspirovat se její filozofií a její unikátní metodou. Nenechte si ujít tuto jedinečnou příležitost poznání třicetileté intenzivní 
práce s lidmi a lidským hlasem, které Ida zasvětila svůj život.

Praktické informace

Pěvecký workshop vede Ida Kelarova, asistují Desiderius Dužda a Tomáš Kačo. Výuka probíhá v jazyce českém, v pronajatém penzionu Galerie v Dolní Jedlové – v krásné přírodě Vysočiny.

Žít kreativní život,
zazpívat moji píseň,
musím ztratit strach z toho,
že nezazpívám správně.

Ubytování a pestrá strava jsou zahrnuty v ceně – cena za víkendový 
workshop je 4 500 Kč. Abychom vám mohli zajistit místo na tomto workshopu, potřebujeme od vás obdržet nevratnou zálohu ve výši 2 000 Kč a vyplněnou přihlášku. V případě, že si zarezervujete místo 3 měsíce před zahájením workshopu, dostanete slevu 500 Kč.

Maximální kapacita je 22 účastníků.

• June 01, 2012
  Guitar workshop

Guitar workshop

Starts	June 01, 2012, 18:00
Ends	June 03, 2012, 15:00
Place	Galerie Hotel Jedlová, CZ
Language	Czech
Max participants	5
Price	4500 CZK



Dežo is a successful music composer with extensive production, and his songs are chanted all over the world. In terms of vocal production he focuses on Romany multichoirs and vocal harmonies. He passes on his art experiences: he organizes guitar workshops, focusing namely on Romany harmonic techniques, so typical for Romany music. His unique guitar style, Romany harmony and chords sequence are his specialties, and his guitar workshops are very much appreciated in our country as well as abroad. Owing to his openness and heartiness, Dežo is not known as an exceptional artist only, but also as a popular teacher, representing and representing the Romany culture on the professional level.

During the 90’s he was a founding member of the Kale music band, accompanying vocalist Věra Bílá. He was awarded the Golden Record for 10 000 CDs sold. In 1997 Dežo started his close cooperation with Ida Kelarova, founding a band called Romano rat (Romany blood) and an international choir called Apsora (Tear drops) and the Jazz famelija band. He has been cooperating with Ida Kelarova ever since. Dežo is a successful music composer with extensive production, and his songs are chanted all over the world. In terms of vocal production he focuses on Romany multichoirs and vocal harmonies. He passes on his artistic experience: he organizes guitar workshops, focusing mainly on Romany harmonic techniques, so typical for Romany music. He is a chairman of the Miret civic association along with Ida Kelarova, aimed at supporting the talented Romany youth.

Dežo was born in Pilsen, he grew up in Rokycany, and comes from a family of ten children. Dežo started to play the guitar when he was four. His father, Vojtěch Bela Dužda, one of the most recognized viola players, an exquisite musician, who played all kinds of music instruments, was the greatest inspiration and teacher to him. Dežo recalls: “I was the youngest child. My father, as a musician, did not devote that much time to me; he passed all his art on to my oldest brother. Nevertheless, I wanted to become a musician. My mother told me, that when I was a small boy and my family played, I always took a coat hanger and played on it as if it was a guitar. I learned my first chords myself, I listened to how my brothers and my father played. And I used to practice a lot; I wanted to be a good musician. My childhood was quite hard, the poverty was overwhelming. I had big dreams, I wanted what the other children had. But I got more than those kids who had everything – I could feel the unity and fellowship of our family. In our home we played and sang all the time – whether we were hungry or not. Music and singing were my substitute for all the unfulfilled desires.”

Dežo, the way everybody calls him, is a modest person with big heart, beautiful soul and beautiful smile, which brings light into our stressed – out lives. He takes his guitar, gently, as if he wanted to caress it and say hello, he touches the strings and you suddenly find yourselves in the universe of music, where only a supreme instrumentalist can take you. You are there, in the Gypsy music, together with him, you listen to his voice, you feel his smile, the mimics of his face, and suddenly you are one soul with him, you sound in the same tone. This sensitive person – an artist – has got a charisma, which opens up right in front of you during his music production. It touches you and offers all his being. Through singing he talks about himself, about love and about who he is. His music reveals what troubles him, what makes him happy, what he is experiencing at this moment in life…

“I put into my music something of myself. I felt, that I must put into the composition what I am going through and what is forming me at this very moment, because only then it is going to be true. When I feel love, it inspires me in everything. If I didn’t feel love, my life would be without meaning. I can say that I am the happiest person in the world. I found my love. However I´d like to say that sadness can also be an inspiration. I often think about my parents. They gave me inner wealth, on which I draw up till now. And owing to Ida, who is sensitive to me and is able to experience my sadness with me, I am not alone. If I had ever loved and I thought I had loved, I did not know what love was. Love which enriches, love which gives me freedom, love, owing to which I am the happiest person in the world.”

• July 23, 2012, Slovakia
  Romano Drom

Romano Drom

Starts	July 23, 2012, 18:00
Ends	July 29, 2012, 16:00
Place	Slovakia
Language	English/Czech/Roma
Max participants
Price

more informations available soon

• September 14, 2012
  Voice, body and soul

Voice, body and soul

Starts	September 14, 2012, 18:00
Ends	September 16, 2012, 16:00
Place	Galerie Hotel Jedlová, CZ
Language	English/Czech
Max participants	20
Price	17 000 CZK

Intenzivní workshop sestávající ze tří na sebe navazujících víkendů, pro všechny, kdo již s Idou pracovali. Cena platí za celek tří víkendů, jež je nutné absolovat postupně všechny.

• November 30, 2012
  Guitar workshop

Guitar workshop

Starts	November 30, 2012, 18:00
Ends	December 02, 2012, 15:00
Place	Galerie Hotel Jedlová, CZ
Language	Czech
Max participants	5
Price	4500 CZK



Dežo is a successful music composer with extensive production, and his songs are chanted all over the world. In terms of vocal production he focuses on Romany multichoirs and vocal harmonies. He passes on his art experiences: he organizes guitar workshops, focusing namely on Romany harmonic techniques, so typical for Romany music. His unique guitar style, Romany harmony and chords sequence are his specialties, and his guitar workshops are very much appreciated in our country as well as abroad. Owing to his openness and heartiness, Dežo is not known as an exceptional artist only, but also as a popular teacher, representing and representing the Romany culture on the professional level.

During the 90’s he was a founding member of the Kale music band, accompanying vocalist Věra Bílá. He was awarded the Golden Record for 10 000 CDs sold. In 1997 Dežo started his close cooperation with Ida Kelarova, founding a band called Romano rat (Romany blood) and an international choir called Apsora (Tear drops) and the Jazz famelija band. He has been cooperating with Ida Kelarova ever since. Dežo is a successful music composer with extensive production, and his songs are chanted all over the world. In terms of vocal production he focuses on Romany multichoirs and vocal harmonies. He passes on his artistic experience: he organizes guitar workshops, focusing mainly on Romany harmonic techniques, so typical for Romany music. He is a chairman of the Miret civic association along with Ida Kelarova, aimed at supporting the talented Romany youth.

Dežo was born in Pilsen, he grew up in Rokycany, and comes from a family of ten children. Dežo started to play the guitar when he was four. His father, Vojtěch Bela Dužda, one of the most recognized viola players, an exquisite musician, who played all kinds of music instruments, was the greatest inspiration and teacher to him. Dežo recalls: “I was the youngest child. My father, as a musician, did not devote that much time to me; he passed all his art on to my oldest brother. Nevertheless, I wanted to become a musician. My mother told me, that when I was a small boy and my family played, I always took a coat hanger and played on it as if it was a guitar. I learned my first chords myself, I listened to how my brothers and my father played. And I used to practice a lot; I wanted to be a good musician. My childhood was quite hard, the poverty was overwhelming. I had big dreams, I wanted what the other children had. But I got more than those kids who had everything – I could feel the unity and fellowship of our family. In our home we played and sang all the time – whether we were hungry or not. Music and singing were my substitute for all the unfulfilled desires.”

Dežo, the way everybody calls him, is a modest person with big heart, beautiful soul and beautiful smile, which brings light into our stressed – out lives. He takes his guitar, gently, as if he wanted to caress it and say hello, he touches the strings and you suddenly find yourselves in the universe of music, where only a supreme instrumentalist can take you. You are there, in the Gypsy music, together with him, you listen to his voice, you feel his smile, the mimics of his face, and suddenly you are one soul with him, you sound in the same tone. This sensitive person – an artist – has got a charisma, which opens up right in front of you during his music production. It touches you and offers all his being. Through singing he talks about himself, about love and about who he is. His music reveals what troubles him, what makes him happy, what he is experiencing at this moment in life…

“I put into my music something of myself. I felt, that I must put into the composition what I am going through and what is forming me at this very moment, because only then it is going to be true. When I feel love, it inspires me in everything. If I didn’t feel love, my life would be without meaning. I can say that I am the happiest person in the world. I found my love. However I´d like to say that sadness can also be an inspiration. I often think about my parents. They gave me inner wealth, on which I draw up till now. And owing to Ida, who is sensitive to me and is able to experience my sadness with me, I am not alone. If I had ever loved and I thought I had loved, I did not know what love was. Love which enriches, love which gives me freedom, love, owing to which I am the happiest person in the world.”

• November 30, 2012
  Everyone can sing

Everyone can sing

Starts	November 30, 2012, 18:00
Ends	December 02, 2012, 15:00
Place	Galerie Hotel Jedlová, CZ
Language	Czech
Max participants	22
Price	4500 CZK

Tento workshop je věnován vám všem, kteří si nevěříte,  že zpívat umíte, vám všem, kteří zpíváte jen v koupelně nebo v autě, vám všem, kteří jste si to nikdy na veřejnosti nezkusili, vám všem, kteří máte vnitřní potřebu a chuť si zazpívat.

Na tento workshop se může přihlásit každý z vás, kdo cítí hlubokou potřebu zazpívat si.
 Idin způsob otvírání a objevování lidského hlasu není vedený zájmem o dosáhnutí technické dokonalosti. Není to snaha jak krásněji, silněji a lépe zpívat. Zpívání a procítění písně je jen záminka k hledání toho hlasu v člověku, který nikdy nikdo neuslyší. Hlasu, který nás vede zpět k emocím. Především tam totiž Ida nachází základní zdroj života a lidské kreativity. 
Dílny jsou otevřeny pro každého, kdo má chuť projít přes neskutečnou sílu předsudků, zvyků, zlozvyků a hlavně strachem, který nám brání v tom, nadechnout se, otevřít se a zpívat.

Zpěv je vyjádření duše.

Zazpívat si z plných plic je nejlepším lékem proti depresím a dodává sílu potřebnou k plnohodnotnému prožití života. Již dnes si lidé víc a víc uvědomují jakým důležitým lékem proti stresu a nemocem je samotný zpěv. Zpěv je důležitý pro vyjádření osobnosti a pomáhá uvolnit nakumulované emoce, které se v těle zadržují a proměňují v negativní energii.

Škoda dne, kdy jsme nezpívali!

Základním přesvědčením Idy Kelarové je, že každý umí zpívat. Problém Ida vidí v tom, že více a více lidí zpívat přestává a proto si také více a více lidí přestává věřit v tom, že 
zpívat umí. Každý má možnost si na workshopech Idy Kelarové zazpívat a inspirovat se její filozofií a její unikátní metodou. Nenechte si ujít tuto jedinečnou příležitost poznání třicetileté intenzivní 
práce s lidmi a lidským hlasem, které Ida zasvětila svůj život.

Praktické informace

Pěvecký workshop vede Ida Kelarova, asistují Desiderius Dužda a Tomáš Kačo. Výuka probíhá v jazyce českém, v pronajatém penzionu Galerie v Dolní Jedlové – v krásné přírodě Vysočiny.

Žít kreativní život,
zazpívat moji píseň,
musím ztratit strach z toho,
že nezazpívám správně.

Ubytování a pestrá strava jsou zahrnuty v ceně – cena za víkendový 
workshop je 4 500 Kč. Abychom vám mohli zajistit místo na tomto workshopu, potřebujeme od vás obdržet nevratnou zálohu ve výši 2 000 Kč a vyplněnou přihlášku. V případě, že si zarezervujete místo 3 měsíce před zahájením workshopu, dostanete slevu 500 Kč.

Maximální kapacita je 22 účastníků.