Transformational Healing Music Concert

Transformational Healing Music Concert
Heartsongs and Sacred Chants from
around the World
Mount Shasta keyboardist, harmonica and tabla player Anton Mizerak and
singer Laura Berryhill will present an evening of Celtic songs,transformational healing music and chants from around the world on
Saturday, October 19 at 7PM at 
Barefoot Yoga Studio
1015 Olive Drive, Davis   530-753-9642   
$10 - $15 suggested donation

Anton Mizerak lives in Mount Shasta and writes his music in nature,believing that our organic experience of sun, wind, water, snow and earth,transmitted through music, can be a valuable nurturing and healingexperience.  Anton plays keyboards and harmonica.  Anton has been afeatured performer at many of the Mount Shasta Wesak Celebrations, and hasperformed at events with Deepak Chopra, Gary Zukav, Jean Houston, MichaelBeckwith and Neale Donald Walsh. His music has been featured on thenationally syndicated radio show “Echoes” and the digital New Age Musicformats “Soundscapes” and "Spa Channel."  His highly acclaimed CD series“When Angels Dream” is a top seller with healers and massage therapists. Anton has been playing meditation music at the Asilomar gatherings since2001.  Anton was the recepient of the 2009 Hazel Holmes award.
Laura Berryhill, also from Mount Shasta, has a masters degree in musichistory from the University of Oregon, where she focused on early17th-century Italian sacred music. As a vocalist she works in a variety ofmusical styles, from early European music, to folk music of the Celticcultures, to new age and jazz. She has appeared at Faerieworlds, theWillamette Valley Folk Festival, Oregon Country Fair, the Yachats CelticMusic Festival, and the Festival of Harps in Oakland.Anton and Laura have toured together extensively performing to acclaim atover 400 venues throughout the 10 Western states.      The concert willfeature Anton’s original music, Laura's Celtic songs and chants fromaround the world along with mythological storytelling form the Hindu,Buddhist and Celtic traditions.