A Kind of Harmony is looking to transcend the physical limitations of daily life. In each episode, we speak with a different practitioner who uses sound as a tool or method for connection, transcendence, and healing.
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A Kind of Harmony is looking to transcend the physical limitations of daily life. In each episode, we speak with a different practitioner who uses sound as a tool or method for connection, transcendence, and healing.
In this episode we spoke with legendary Canadian/American singer, composer and transgender activist Beverly Glenn-Copeland
Glenn’s work has been gathering momentum and recognition in recent years thanks to a reissue of the extraordinary folk-jazz of his debut self-titled album (1970) and the widespread discovery of his masterpiece Keyboard Fantasies (1986). His life has been a non-stop combination self-discovery and part pop-culture fairy-tale.
We were curious to speak with Glenn about his legacy and are deeply honoured that he took the time to share his knowledge, insight, and wisdom with us.
a Kind of Harmony
A Kind of Harmony is looking to transcend the physical limitations of daily life. In each episode, we speak with a different practitioner who uses sound as a tool or method for connection, transcendence, and healing.
