A trio of musicians will perform in a meditative musical experience with a mental health message, May 3 at The Church of Truth in James Bay.

The Home Shall Be Here concert, part of a series in B.C. and Alberta, is described as B次元官网网址渁n immersive musical journeyB次元官网网址� featuring Celtic/Chinese harpist Eily Aurora and multi-instrumentalist Evan Freeman. Local guest musician Ocian Ward will also perform on crystal lyre and crystal bowls.

The trio will create meditative soundscapes and rhythms designed to connect you to the B次元官网网址榟omeB次元官网网址� of your body, community and planet. All are welcome.

The creation of the Home Shall Be Here project followed the suicide deaths of two musical friends and collaborators of Calgary-based Aurora and Freeman.

B次元官网网址淟osing them affected us deeply and fragmented our artistic community. It also woke us up to the shocking statistics of depression, anxiety and suicide locally and globally,B次元官网网址� the duo wrote on the website, . Aware of the power of creative expression in maintaining oneB次元官网网址檚 own mental health, they vowed to try and help those who may be suffering by sharing their music, messages of hope and creative resources through concerts and post-performance musical workshops.

Singer/songwriter Aurora also works as a transformational facilitator and just released her second CD, A Journey of The Heart. Singer/songwriter FreemanB次元官网网址檚 last album Luna was the CBC Key of AB次元官网网址檚 top 10 albums of 2016. He is currently working on his next full-length album.

Ward operates Ocian Sound Medicine Music in Victoria and is an established sound practitioner. Since 2010, she has been weaving together deeply transformative and profound healing spaces.

The three-hour Friday evening concert gets underway at 6:30 p.m. at The Church of Truth, 111 Superior St. Tickets, $25, are available online at .

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