Singing the Wheel of the Year is a virtual, song-based exploration of the 8 neopagan holidays – from Imbolc and Bealtaine to Ostara and Yule – as they’ve been observed in Scotland, England, and Ireland. From mid-April through mid-June, we’ll be learning an amazing mix of folk songs, rounds, parts songs, chants and more while also getting grounded in the authentic traditions and histories of these holidays. Then, throughout the rest of the year, you’ll receive bonus bundles of songs & resources, along with opportunities to brush up on our songs with seasonal review sessions. A great opportunity for local song & ritual leaders & earth-focused practitioners.

What Will the Songs in Our Course Sound Like?
֎ Sacred Space Song
֎ King Orfeo
֎ Lugh of Long Arm

When is it?
Singing the Wheel of the Year takes place April 17th thru June 12th. Our virtual cohorts take place on Thursdays: Cohort 1 is 12:30-2:30pm EDT, and Cohort 2 is 6:30-8:30pm EDT. All classes are recorded and shared with students afterwards.

This course will equip you with:
֎ A robust variety of songs for group and solo singing that reflect the pagan traditions of the Anglo-Celtic Isles
֎ A deeper understanding of the authentic history of these holidays as they’ve manifested over thousands of years
֎ An archive of 35+ songs and their associated practice tracks and recordings, recorded live sessions for review, trusted resource lists & a heaping of other bonus material
֎ A new community with whom you can share your voice and spirituality
֎ Vocal practices to help you ground into your body and connect with the animate world

“I love the way Saro teaches. This class is so grounded in historical reference and transparent about how and where we fill in the gaps. This has helped fill the deep longing in me for practicing intentionally in my ancestral ways and not through a guessing game or appropriation.” – Sky Lockhart