Individual Study: Musicians of Holy Mystery

Description

 What You Receive in this Individual Spiritual Study 

• Six 10-18 minute Audio Recordings: You receive a link to a Dropbox folder with the six video presentations by Dr. Janet Hammock. You can listen to them or download them to your computer or device.
• A Individual Study Guide: This Individual Study Guide suggests an opening you can use before listening to the Audio Recording and questions for your reflection and/or journaling. This Guide also offers scripts of the audio recording so you can follow along.
• A document with a Playlist and Other Suggested Resources. You will find this document in your confirmation email. It is a WORD document so you can simply click on the links to listen to the recommended You Tube videos.
• A document with a Stop/Start Script. Dr. Janet Hammock designed the sessions so you can stop the audio recording and listen to a related YouTube video. This script will show the stop/start and what videos to watch. Alternatively, you may choose to listen to the recording and then play the videos.
• This study is intended for your Individual use. There is a Small Group Leader Guide with everything you need to lead a Small Group. See Small Group Study

This is a virtual and downloadable resource. When you register and pay, you receive a confirmation email with files for the Individual Leader Guide and other documents. The Leader Guide contains access to the Dropbox and the audio recordings. 

After purchase is complete you will receive a personal Email from the Prayer Bench making sure you have found, and can access, everything you need.

Here is an introductory video. Janet shares how she chose the six musicians of Holy Mystery.

Prayer Bench Guest: Dr. Janet Hammock

Vancouver-born Janet Hammock was appointed Professor Emeritus of Music at Mount Allison University in 2003 following a 31-year university teaching career. An internationally recognized concert pianist, Janet was honoured in 2009 as one of 50 Ambassadors of Canadian Music by the Canadian Music Centre, a lifetime distinguished achievement award for musicians who have played an exceptional role in shaping Canadian music over the past 50 years. Her recitals of solo and collaborative piano music have been presented throughout Canada, the United States, and Europe.

After her retirement from Mount Allison Janet offered ten innovative music appreciation courses for the Tantramar Seniors’ College, for four years wrote a regular column called Sackville Soundscapes for the Sackville Tribune-Post, and from 2015 to 2022 hosted her own 2-hour bi-weekly radio series, Fly Me To The Moon on Tantramar Community Radio.

A certified Deep Listening Artist, Janet has taught this meditative listening practice in California at Whittier College, at Mount Allison University and in other Atlantic Canada locations.

In May 2022 Janet received the honour of as Arts Builder on the Sackville Arts Wall, and in February 2023 she was the recipient of the Queen Elizabeth ll Platinum Jubilee Medal.

Questions?  Email Janice.