2012

 Touch & Piano ( T&P) is an approach combining simultaneously improvised music and therapeutic touch that amplifies the hypnotic processes. It is also an accompaniment to psychotherapy.

Music is a powerful vector of change of consciousness that has been used by every spiritual tradition. It can make you more receptive to energetic, or subtle sensory perceptions. They are often linked to emotions, thoughts and traumatic memories. In a shared trance, awareness of these perceptions allows the release of traumatic memories by the patient. Music and physical touch provide fundamental help in channeling traumatic memories through communication, stimulation and  moderating. These levels of perception are also fields of creativity. The  T&P method can develop your creativity in your own skills. What you feel, and are led to say, sing, touch, etc …can have a therapeutic effect on your patient and can channel his memories in a safety and harmonic space. It is the effect of letting go. This can awaken the patient’s own creativity and allow him or her to reach his or her solution.  It will also help you to renew and avoid burn out.

 

Programme.

 

- Hypnosis-inducing musical processes using the works of J.S. Bach

and CL. Debussy through direct experience with a piano.

 - The musicians and the therapists can transmit a feeling and a state of being.

- The role of the natural harmonics of acoustic instruments and voice in inducing hypnosis.

- Different phases of musical hypnosis through piano or Tibetan bowl : rhythms suggesting naturals movements, hypnosis for pain by synesthésia.

- Exercises to enhance energetic sensory perceptions and receptivity by movement, music, song and self-hypnosis.

- Therapeutic touch (acupressure and reassurance) and music to channel psychological trauma.

- Practical therapeutic exercises through music and touch.

 

 Presentation

 

Stéphane OTTIN PECCHIO is a Medical Doctor, rheumatologist, with specializations in physiotherapy, osteopathy, acupuncture, psychic traumatism hypnosis and music therapy. His musical experience includes harmony, composition, piano, directing a choir and singing in more than 40 concerts up to now. He has a private practice and also works private at  TENON Hospital (Paris, France), in the anesthesiology service where the evaluation of his approach is currently underway. Member of the French Association of Hypnosis (AFHYP) he won the WATZLAWICK Prize at the 7th Conference of French-Speaking Federation on Hypnosis and Brief Therapy in Biarritz in June 2011(cfhtb). This prize rewarded the author of the best video about clinical and therapeutic interactivity in the field of psychotherapy and treatment of pain.

 

 

 

 One day ORGAN MASTERCLASS   

Monday 20th October

at Dornoch Cathedral 10 a.m.- 4 p.m

 

 

Syllabus for the Organ Masterclass at Dornoch Cathedral on Monday 20th October 2008

 

Mendelssohn Bartholdy,   Felix (1809-1847)              

Praeludium und Fuge in c-minor Op. 37 Nr.                                              

Sonata III in A-major Op. 65,3 

Sonata VI in d-minor Op 65,6

 

Franck, César (1822-1890)                    

Cantabile                                                                                                                                

Premier Choral en Mi majeur  

Deuxième Choral en si mineur           

Troisième Choral en la mineur           

Fantaisie en la majeur

Grand Pièce Symphonique Op. 17

Pastorale Op. 19

Pièce Héroïque           

Prière Op. 20

 

Brahms, Johannes (1833-1897)             

Fuge in a flat minor WoO 8

Eleven Choralvorspiele Opus 122

Also bring along any other piece you feel you'd like to play

 

 

2009

 

ORGAN MASTERCLASS

with SIMON HARDEN

Saturday 13th June at the Evangelist Church,

Varna, Bulgaria, 9am - 4pm

The programme of the Masterclass is based on German & Italian Baroque music