Deep Listening

A practice of listening that expands awareness to the whole soundscape while focusing on individual sounds, originating in attention-based musical exercises. It is comprehended through doing rather than abstract study and develops through repeated process training, with humor serving as a healing and regulating component.

Claims that use this term

• Deep Listening practice originates in attention-based musical exercises
• Deep Listening practice is comprehended through doing, not abstract study
• Deep Listening grows through repeated process training rather than one-time instruction.
• Humor functions as a healing and regulating component in Deep Listening practice
• Deep Listening expands to the whole soundscape while focusing on single sounds