Friday, May 25, 2007, 7.30pm onwards.

Event: Celebrating the Feminine with Chloë Goodchild:
An Evening of Shared Sacred Sound Voice, Love Song and Poetry, Celebrating the Divine Feminine in Music and Movement with Chloë Goodchild.
Venue: Sanctuary, St George’s West Church, 58 Shandwick Place, Edinburgh.
Cost: £10/£8 (Concessions), on the door, on the night.

For information on Chloë’s albums: http://www.thenakedvoice.com/store/music.html

Chloë studied music and education at Cambridge and Norwich universities (1971 – 76). She has travelled worldwide, exploring a wide perspective on voice and sound, in search of “an embodied compassionate singing.”

Deafness in childhood catalysed Chloë's fascination with inner sound and the singing voice as the most intimate vehicle for spirit, unhindered by the limitations of social conditioning.

Chloë founded The Naked Voice after a transformative experience in Northern India. Her autobiography, ‘The Naked Voice – Journey to the Spirit of Sound,’ temporarily out of print, tells her story.

The remarkable range and depth of Chloë's singing is powerfully demonstrated in her albums Devi, Sura, Sound Awareness, Inside You and her latest CDs, Fierce Wisdom and Singing Field.

She has recorded and performed with Coleman Barks, poet-translator of The Essential Rumi; Angelo Badalamenti, “Hollywood's hottest film composer”; Byzantine composer John Tavener; Eve Ensler of The Vagina Monologues; film director Jane Campion (The Piano, Holy Smoke); Discovery Channel; the BBC and with leading jazz and pop musicians.

Chloë is presently working on a second book, ‘Sound Intelligence’, to be published in 2006. Her forthcoming CD, including tracks co-produced with film composer, Craig Pruess (Bend it Like Beckham) will be available later this year.