She wrote her Ph.D thesis on the 17th-century Jewish Venetian poet Sara Copio Sullam.
in Renaissance Theory and Culture and a doctorate from Cambridge University. The research project of Evelien Chayes investigates early seventeenth-century debates between Venetian. in music and psychology from Royal Holloway College (University of London), an M.A. Sara Copio Sullam and the Accademia degli Incogniti. Each time, participants report experiencing deep feelings of stillness and ease.Ĭorinna uses meditation and sound to help people become better at listening – not just to music, but to themselves and each other.īorn to German parents in Brussels, Corinna obtained a B.A. Since creating Beginner’s Ear in 2019, Corinna has led live music meditations for a diverse range of listeners in places including a yoga studio, a high school, a federal detention center, a sunken garden and a dance studio. In print and in person, she is passionate about breaking down preconceptions and unlocking the wisdom and beauty of music. As a contributing critic for the New York Times Corinna da Fonseca-Wollheim won honors for her fresh writing and for her ability to demystify classical music with empathy and humor. Luzzatto and the development of Jewish political thought - Body of conversion and immortality of the soul: Sara Copio Sullam, the Beautiful Jewess.
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