CROSSPULSE and the INTERNATIONAL BODY MUSIC FESTIVAL present BODY MUSIC — a touring concert of traditional and contemporary Body Music artists from around the globe.

From tundra to tropics, people snap, clap, step and sing artful music. BODY MUSIC ignites audiences with music you can SEE, dance you can HEAR.

Kecak, Hambone, Zapateo, Saman, Stepping, Throat-singing, Beatbox — it's the oldest music on the planet, and it's brand new.

ARTISTIC DIRECTOR KEITH TERRY, pioneer of contemporary Body Music, brings you a deeply visceral, cross-cultural conversation that only the world's oldest instrument, the body, can reach.

Bookings can include Educational Outreach in the community: workshops, family outings, teacher trainings. Concert programs curated from the roster of International Body Music Festival performers, from 3 to 21 artists.

SAMPLE PROGRAMS:
THREE SOLOISTS: Virtuosic artists Fernando Barba (Brazil), Jep Melendez (Spain), Keith Terry (US)

THE AMERICAS: Corposonic (contemporary, CA, US), Inuit Throatsingers (traditional, Nunavut, Canada), Danny Slapjazz Barber (traditional, CA, US), Tekeyé (contemporary, Bogot´, Colombia)

BODY TJAK: Collaboration between Corposonic (US), Çudamani (Indonesia) and Barbatuques (Brazil)

Concerts may also include ensembles KeKeÇa (Turkey), Kantu Korpu (Greece), Molodi (US), and soloists Sandy Silva (Canada), Max Pollack (Austria), LeeLa Petronio (France), and others

Mr. Terry and his colleagues in action is like visiting an ANATOMICAL CARNIVAL, where hands, feet, fingers, bellies, rumps and mouths engage in an endless MUSICAL BALLET.
— WALL STREET JOURNAL