Inspired by her travels to Egypt in 2007, Tahya invites you to journey to a far away land filled with mystical enchantment. View 90+ images of 18th & 19th Dynasty Egyptian queens and musician-priestesses, explore the history, mystery and rhythms of the systrum, a percussion instrument used in ancient temple ceremonies dedicated to Hathor, the ancient Egyptian goddess of love and music. Tahya reveals the mystery and music making of the Systrum which holds traditions dating back thousands of years. Women and men welcome. 

This program is being offered on SATURDAY MAY 7 @ 1:00 PM EDT (75 min presentation + 10 min Q & A)

To register, CLICK HERE Please note registration closes 3 days prior to class date ~ so, don’t delay. Register today to gain your access to this special event being offered online over Zoom.
NOTE:  Registration fee includes link to download the 23-page pictorial pamphlet compiled by Tahya as companion/reference to presentation & access to recording of presentation for 5 days.

This program is suited for a community and/or collegiate lecture series as well as middle and high school arts-education programming. Contact Tahya