Improvised music workshop for FLINTA* by Farida Amadou (day 2)

Invitation Improvised Music Workshop with Farida Amadou FLINTA*

Farida Amadou invites FLINTA* participants women inter non binary trans and agender people to gather for an improvised music workshop grounded in listening experimentation and collective care. The workshop creates a space where sound unfolds without hierarchy and where each participant’s presence shapes the music.

The session works with bass, electronics objects and silence. Farida proposes simple structures and listening practices that encourage responsiveness risk taking and mutual attention. Improvisation is approached as a shared process rather than a display of skill. No musical background is required openness and curiosity are enough.

The workshop pays particular attention to how space is taken and shared how to play with intensity without erasing others how to support one another and how to build confidence through collective sound making. FLINTA* identities are not explained or justified they are simply present informing how bodies sound and relationships interact.

This workshop welcomes all FLINTA* people interested in improvisation noise and experimental music practices. Bring an instrument if you like or come with your voice. You are welcome to attend the workshop for two days or opt for a single-day participation.

All proceeds from ticket sales will be donated to Madrona, supporting their mission to open a lesbian bar in the heart of Brussels.