De Luna's Symphony with the Trees
Symphony with the Trees is a gentle, immersive soundscape that blends live music from harp and flutes with the natural rhythms of the garden with subtle audience participation to create a living symphony. Participants will gather in a loose circle to experience an inclusive environment where sound is felt and co-created rather than just observed. The session unfolds through deep listening, harp melodies, and optional participation like humming or light rhythm. Designed to be peaceful and seated, the experience prioritizes accessibility and welcomes people of all ability levels with any movement being gentle and entirely optional. Ultimately, this "living symphony" fosters a deep sense of connection between the individual, the group, and the surrounding natural beauty.
Since this is an outdoor program, those sensitive to mosquitoes or other warm-weather bugs may want to bring insect repellant spray.
DATE/TIME: Thursday, May 14 (10:30 - 11:30am)
LOCATION: OMAM Gardens (78 E. Granada Blvd)
COST: $36 Current OMAM Members; $46 Future Members
De Luna is a harpist and interdisciplinary sound artist who creates immersive, presence-based experiences through music and environment. With over 30 years of teaching and performance experience, she has worked with students, led workshops, and presented programs in settings including museums and retreats. She has also performed in a wide range of environments, from concerts and private events to therapeutic settings as a Certified Music Practitioner. Her studies include classical Indian music, which informs her sensitivity to tone, space, and the relationship between sound and nature. Through both teaching and performance, she guides others into deeper listening and connection through sound.
