Lie Down and Listen, Angels, Barts North Wing, London

Lie Down & Listen: Angels, Tuesday 17 to Thursday 19 November

17, 18 and 19 November, Tickets from £55. NHS staff £45.

Dates:
Tuesday 17th November: 5.30pm and 7.30pm
Wednesday 18th November: 5.30pm and 7.30pm
Thursday 19th November: 6.30pm

Tickets:
General Admission: £55 (plus £1.75 booking fee)
NHS staff: £45 (plus £1.75 booking fee), a thank you for the incredible work you do. Just bring an NHS staff ID, a payslip or your NHS email address on the day.

Includes:

• 90mins experience

• Mattresses, cushions and blankets provided for your comfort

What to expect:

'Angels' moves from the purity and cleansing effect of Tibetan bowls to the ethereal, sacred sounds of music by 17th century composer Biber and the beautiful Marcus Paus 'Wounded Angel' pieces, played by special guest violinist Philippa Mo, with the session led by Catarina.

You won't just hear the music, you'll feel it. You'll be guided into a deep relaxation, feeling the vibrations of Tibetan bowls merge into the live classical music, guiding you to connect with your own inner angel guidance and opening you to receiving messages and gifts from your angels and protectors.

We can't wait to welcome you to this very special Lie Down and Listen.

The blissful Tibetan bowl sound healing and lying down classical concert experience that's been selling out across the U.K, comes to the historic Great Hall at Barts North Wing this November with Angels, featuring special guest violinist Philippa Mo.

Location and getting there:
Address: Barts North Wing, St Bartholomew's Hospital, West Smithfield, London EC1A 7BE

Entrance: Enter through the Henry VIII Gatehouse on West Smithfield and walk through the archway under the North Wing into The Square. The North Wing entrance is on your left.

Nearest stations: Farringdon, Barbican and St Paul's are all a short walk away. City Thameslink is also nearby, and buses 4, 8, 25, 46, 56, 59, 76, 100 and 133 stop close to the hospital.

Parking: There is no public parking on site. The nearest car parks are the Rotunda multi storey on West Smithfield and NCP Aldersgate. Blue Badge bays are outside the Henry VIII Gatehouse and on Hosier Lane and Giltspur Street.

Access: There is step free access to all public spaces through the main entrance, with accessible toilets on site.

Arriving: Doors close promptly once the session begins, so please arrive in good time to settle in and get comfortable.

About Lie Down and Listen
Lie Down and Listen was founded by pianist Christina McMaster and has previously partnered with unique heritage buildings across the UK and Ireland, including at Highgrove His Majesty The King's Gloucestershire Residence, The Painted Hall at the Old Royal Naval College, and the historic Trinity College in Dublin. The locations themselves are as much part of the experience, offering guests the opportunity to truly dwell and experience a feeling of awe in historical places

What Our Guests Are Saying

★★★★★
"I have been moved to tears every single time I have attended. I cannot recommend them enough!"
Diane Abeno, Google review

★★★★★
"Christina's graceful presence and gentle reminder for us to carve out time to slow down to listen is needed in a world that always asks us for more. What a beautiful session."
Emma Hodgkinson-Last, Google review

★★★★★
"The most surreal and relaxing experience I've ever had… Highly recommended…on leaving…I am floating"
Paula Taylor, Google review

Meet Your Host: Catarina

Catarina is a classical singer and sound artist with a passion for embodied sound. Her journey from opera into yoga led her to use voice and sound to help people feel and process emotion without judgement. Alongside her work in yoga studios and schools, she runs community choirs, including singing groups for people living with dementia.

About Philippa Mo

Philippa trained at the Royal Academy of Music, London and the Central Conservatory of Music, Beijing, and performs internationally as a chamber musician. Highlights include her acclaimed debut at Wigmore Hall and performances at the Lincoln Center, New York, Tate St Ives and the Barbara Hepworth Museum.