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The Sound Healing Symphony in Seattle

UPCOMING EVENT

THE SOUND HEALING SYMPHONY

The Sound Healing Symphony, Seattle

DATE

Saturday, Oct 10, 2026

TIME

5:30 PM and 8:00 PM

LOCATION

Saint Mark's Episcopal Cathedral, 1245 10th Ave E, Seattle, WA 98102

Two Sound Healing Symphony performances beneath the soaring arches of Saint Mark's Episcopal Cathedral. Choose the 5:30 PM or 8:00 PM session for an immersive evening of live sound.

Settle beneath Saint Mark's soaring arches and let the room's natural acoustics carry a live ensemble of gongs, bowls, harp, cello, flute, voice, monolina and vibraphone.

Most guests lie down on a yoga mat for the sound bath, though seated spaces are available as well.

ABOUT SOUND MEDITATION PRESENTS

Sound Meditation Presents is a nonprofit on a mission to make the healing power of sound accessible to everyone, through immersive concerts, educational programs, and our sound bath app. Over the last ten years we've shared 185 performances with more than 60,000 people, and our dream next year is to go nationwide.

Sound meditation (often known as 'sound healing') is the practice of listening to soothing sounds to support rest, focus, and deep relaxation.

No experience is needed. If traditional meditation has felt difficult, this is a welcoming way to begin.

SCHEDULE

5:30 PM and 8:00 PM

THE MUSICIANS

This Seattle ensemble brings together singing bowls, gongs, didgeridoo, Native American flute, harp, cello, vocals, monolina and vibraphone.

Guy Douglas {conductor, singing bowls & gongs}

Guy Douglas also known as 'The Gong Guy' has been a sound healing practitioner and gong master for over 15 years. He has been involved with the healing power of music his whole life from a variety of perspectives: writing, recording, producing, and performing. He values a philosophy of music that helps clear dormant pathways to open the heart. As one of the executive directors of SMP, he's on a mission to share these sounds— particularly the gong.

Russell Feingold {didgeridoo & Native American Flute}

Russell is a shamanic sound healer, ceremonialist, and author of Heart Wisdom, with more than 25 years on the path of Peruvian Shamanism and over 30 years of experience in holistic healing, meditation, and energy medicine. Grounded in deep care for community and Pachamama, he is a cherished collaborator and board member of our new nonprofit.

Leslie McMichael {harp}

Leslie is a harpist, composer and music educator who performs for events, teaches harp and creates original scores ✨

Phoenix Rose {harp}

Phoenix Rose, also known as 'The Listening Rose' is a harpist, herbalist, doula and artist.

DXVINCENZO {cello}

DXVINCENZO is a multifaceted cellist who builds atmospheres in real time, moving fluidly from classical symphonic pieces to modern contemporary sound. Whether interpreting a score or simply feeling the room, he always elevates his surroundings through music.

Jeffri Lynn Carrington {vocals}

Jeffri is a multi-genre vocalist with an angelic and ethereal voice who recently moved to the Pacific Northwest. Combining classical training and vast experience performing with many ensembles both in the US and internationally, she breathes intention and heartfelt emotion into every note.

Simona Asinovski {monolina & vibraphone}

Simona Asinovski is one of the creative forces behind Sound Meditation Presents. As executive director, she's committed to sharing this practice of deep rest and restoration with as many people as possible. She's an event producer, multidisciplinary artist and the author of 'The Sound Bath Coursebook'.

WHAT TO BRING

Guests are encouraged to wear warm and comfortable clothing. Bring a bottle of water because that's always a good idea.

We recommend that you bring:

  • A yoga mat
  • Blanket
  • (Optional) Pillow for added comfort

The more comfortable you are, the deeper the experience. Create a little 'nest' to bring you deeper on your journey.

Want to attend but cannot afford to? email us. There are volunteer opportunities so you can join in.

PLEASE NOTE

This event is not recommended for anyone with a history of seizures or children under 12, nor is it appropriate for pets.

If you require the assistance of a service animal, please contact us prior to the event.

If you require special assistance due to a disability, please contact us so we can help.