Lyza and I are excited to invite you to an intimate night of dinner on the balcony followed by Mongolian Horse-Head Fiddle and Throat Singer Bukhchuluun Ganburged (Buku), followed by a guided meditation with Lyza and Buku. Bring a plate of food to share and be part of our  infinite connection community where you can experience current and ancient modalities that uplift body, mind and spirit. Read our Vision

COST: $25.. Prebooking is essential as numbers are limited to 40 people.

Mongolian Horse-Head Fiddle & Throat Singer Buku

The roots of Khöömii are steeped in Mongolian culture with origins in Shamanism (Mongolia’s national religion) The modulated overtones generated while singing the base melody convey an ethereal inter-connectedness with the human spirit, nature and nomadic tradition. Bukhu finds renewed energy and warmth through his performance and considers throat singing practices as medicine.

ARTIST BIO  Bukhchuluun Ganburged (Bukhu) studied as a master student at the Music and Dance Conservatory of Ulaanbaatar. He combines virtuosic Morin Khurr and Throat Singing skills with a contemporary take on the tradition of the Mongolian bard — acting as an oral memory bank, performing Mongolian folk music and exploring the aural dimensions of sound generated by traditional instruments and harmonic overtone vocal techniques.

Bukhu embodies the spirit of reinterpreted narratives through verse. Transmitting the harmony of Mongolian nomadic and Shamanic culture through time and space with an enchanting mix of folk traditions, contemporary influences, and electro-acoustic sound palettes woven into the fabric of his arrangements.

Bukhu is a member of Sydney bands Equus and Horse & Wood, and a former member of the Morin Khuur Ensemble, Khangal Quartet and Domog folk bands of Mongolia. He tours extensively in Europe, Asia and Australia, and collaborates with artists over a range of genres including Classical, World, Folk, Blues, Metal, Techno, Dub and Hip-Hop.

Bukhu began practising the ancient art of Mongolian Overtone Throat Singing and Harmonic Chant at the age of 15, known traditionally as Khöömii (Khuumii or Khoomei) referring to the various forms of overtone throat singing. The sounds of Khöömii are generated by manipulating the resonance of air pushed from the lungs , travelling past the vocal fold and lips to produced a melody. The melody can be selectively amplified by changing the shape of the resonant cavity of the mouth and throat via the manipulation of the tongue and surrounding muscles. This selective tuning generates simultaneous variations of pitch from a single resonant vocal frequency.

Bukhu has been playing the Morin Khuur (Horse-Head Fiddle) for over 14 years. The instrument has a distinctive carved horse-head pegbox. The tuning pegs on either side are known as the “horse’s ears”– with two strings and a bow traditionally made of horsehair or synthetic materials,considered a central symbol of the Mongolian nation. The Morin Khuur produces sounds described as expansive and unrestrained, both soulful and haunting, like a wildhorse neighing, or a breeze across the grasslands.

It has played a central role in expanding on the roots of nomadic herding practices and  narratives as well as serving the translation of Mongolian mythologies and Secret histories into song for many centuries. It was officially inscribed by UNESCO as a masterpiece of oral and intangible heritage in 2008

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Lyza Saint Ambrosena will be will be co hosting the night with Cameron and will be delivering  healing energy and a guided healing meditation with Louise that we know and love her for.

Lyza has practiced Cranial Sacral Therapy, Energy Healing Bodywork, Regeneration Therapy, and more internationally in New York, Los Angeles, New Zealand and Australia since 1990.

Lyza  channels energy through her hands and body, directed by a series of healing guides. This opens hearts, heals old mindsets, and regenerates bodies, while also delivering life changing soul reconnection. She often works with other healers to enhance their connection to guidance for their healing, uses her psychic medium ship when required for healing also.

Lyza facilities regular healing meditation events offering opportunities to reconnect with your core essence. Teaching ancient and current techniques that strengthen an infinite connection.

Lyza at one of our monthly events at Carrara Community Centre

Lets Journey in the light with Lyza as she guides  us through one of her heart felt Meditations that we all know and love her for. She has an amazing connection with Spirit.

Cameron says, “Yes I have a dream”.

I dream of a wonderful community where everyone knows each others names, a community filled with amazing talents and skills where we can celebrate the diversity of being human.

Click though to read more of Camerons Vision.

Cameron Monley and Lyza Saint Ambrosena are committed to bringing quality experts from the alternative health, yoga, meditation, healthy eating, wellness and spiritual growth industries together and call these regular gatherings of like minded locals from both Gold Coast and Brisbane, The Infinite Connection –  an organisation that promotes and networks with people wanting more out of life.

EVENT DATE Saturday 11 March 2017  6pm meal to share 7pm concert

Bring a plate of food to share.

WHERE Home of The Infinite Connection LOCATION 382 Tamborine Oxenford Road, Upper Coomera.

COST: $25.. Prebooking is essential as numbers are limited to 40 people.

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