Sound Mystic Jeremy Sills and Percussionist Johannes Welsch have mesmerized audiences at the Sonic Gym for half a decade with a concert program entitled SYMPHONY OF SOUND.

The SYMPHONY OF SOUND (SOS) consists of a number of fascinating soundscapes around the insight that crystal singing bowls and symphonic gongs are powerful sonic catalysts for each other. Experts have maintained that these soundscapes are setting a standard in musical expression through the use of idiophones!

While considered a music shaman and sound mystic by many open-minded people who subscribe to the idea of sound healing, multi-instrumentalist Jeremy Sills’ university education in composition becomes evident listening to the SOS. Sills and Welsch neither recite a composition nor do they improvise exclusively, they much rather perform a powerful, deep ritual carefully crafted over years of musical collaboration at the Sonic Gym. To this percussionist Johannes Welsch adds the results of a lifelong exploration of rhythm and sound, beginning at the age of seven. Symphonic gongs became the center of his attemtion a quarter century ago. Some critics consider his album Sound Creation, released 2012 on Deep Listening Label, a quintessential recording of Paiste gongs.

Above all this music is carried by a deep understanding and appreciation of the voice of the other, an intuitive familiarity with each others sonic vocabulary. These soundscapes thrive on the fact that the duo is the only human group in which the number of relationships is smaller than the number of individuals. Throughout the evening isteners can expect to be mesmerized by this artistic unison underlying the complex sonic tapestry Sills and Welsch seem to generate effortlessly in a performance best described by its title: SYMPHONY OF SOUND.

FAQs

Are there ID requirements or an age limit to enter the event?

While there is no ID requirement for the event the minimum age is 16 years.

What are my transport/parking options getting to the event?

While we are only about half an hour from downtown Ottawa our guests typically arrive by car because public transportation beyond Kanata is problematic.

What can/can’t I bring to the event?

While there is really no need to bring anything to the SYMPHONY OF SOUND Some guests bring small snacks and their own drinks. If you bring a camera please consult with the organizers before taking photos and video. While it is alright to bring cell phones, we ask that all technical devices be turned off during the performance.

Where can I contact the organizer with any questions?

Please e-mail or call the organizers if you need further information. The e-mail for this purpose is DunrobinSonicGym@gmail.com. Our toll-free phone number is 1-866-255-9741 and the local phone number is 613-832-0896.

Is my registration/ticket transferable?

Yes, you may transfer your ticket if your plans to attend the performance change unexpectedly. Please advise the recipient of the age recommendation.

Can I update my registration information?

Yes, you can update your registration information at your convenience.

Do I have to bring my printed ticket to the event?

Yes, you do need your printed ticket at the door to be admitted to the event.

What is the refund policy?

All ticket sales are final and you cannot return your ticket for a refund. However, you can pass your ticket to another person. If the organizer cancels the event for whatever reason your will receive a refund in the full amount you paid for the ticket.

The name on the registration/ticket doesn’t match the attendee. Is that okay?

Yes, it is okay to pass your ticket to another person in which case the name on the ticket will not match the name of the attendee. For this exact reason it is absolutely necessary that you bring ‘your’ ticket, with whatever name on it, to the event and present it at the door so that the organizers will admit you.