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Resonance Waves
Resonance Waves is a studio in Van Lennepbuurt with classes in sound baths and meditation. A few classes a month. Most classes start in the evening, after work.
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Coming up
Sunday 1 November
The feel
Who leads here
Camille1 class in two weeks
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Prices, memberships and good to knowHow to book, what to bring, getting thereAbout Resonance Waves
resonance waves is a sound studio in the Van Lennepbuurt, on Borgerstraat in Amsterdam. The practice here is built around sound: gong, singing bowls and the sound bath. Sessions gather in the evening, and the room is given over to listening and stillness rather than movement.
It suits you if
- you want to rest through sound
- you prefer evening sessions after work
- you are curious about gong and singing bowls
At a glance
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Read more about Resonance WavesWhat a class at resonance waves is like, Longer sessions and the people who lead them
What a class at resonance waves is like
Resonance waves offers a small set of classes built around gong and singing bowls. Most sessions are a sound bath, where the instruments fill the room and the guide moves the vibrations around the group. A group sound healing class usually opens with a short guided meditation before the sound begins.
The studio keeps its schedule in the evening, and the classes sit close together on the calendar, with the busiest starts at 6pm. Many sessions fall on weekends as well, so the practice works both for a weeknight and for a slower Sunday.
Longer sessions and the people who lead them
The longer XXL Sound Healing event gives more time to the sound and is a good choice when you want to settle in. Tea is served, and oracle cards can be pulled, so the evening has a gentle, social side as well.
There are no passes listed for the studio, so each visit is a single class. Camille leads a good share of the sessions, which gives the practice a steady, recognizable voice.
Resonance Waves: questions and answers
When do most people practice at resonance waves?
Most classes at resonance waves are evening sessions that start at 6pm. Practice here sits in the evening rather than in the morning or at midday.
What kinds of classes does resonance waves offer?
Gong and bowls and sound bath are the two forms that fill nearly every class. Each is a sound practice, and the group sessions are built around the vibrations of the instruments.
How long are the classes and what happens in one?
A sound healing group class usually runs about an hour and opens with a short guided meditation, then moves into a sound bath with singing bowls. A longer XXL Sound Healing event runs about 90 minutes, with tea served and oracle cards available.
Who leads the classes?
Camille leads more of the classes than anyone else at the studio. The team is small, and the sessions stay close to the person guiding them.
Where is resonance waves and what is the neighborhood like?
Resonance waves sits in the Van Lennepbuurt in Amsterdam, on Borgerstraat. The studio is a short walk from the rest of the neighborhood, which is a quiet residential area of the city.