Let’s talk about the good stuff: music, art, and the messy beauty of creating…

Art & Music

My work lives where sound and soul meet.

Music, for me, is not just something to be heard — it’s a way of listening to life itself. It’s a practice of presence, of honesty, of opening to what moves through.

What began as an exploration of ceremonial music has become something broader — an ongoing dialogue between sound, silence, and the creative process itself. Through music, I explore what it means to create from truth rather than perfection — to let music be a mirror of the human experience, raw and unpolished.

Here you’ll find songs, writings, and reflections that invite you into this space — a space where art becomes a kind of ceremony, and where sound becomes a way to remember who we are beneath all the noise.

Upcoming Events

The Music Room 

17. March 2026
19:00 - 20:30 CEST

A 90-Minute Online Gathering for Musicians

Join us for a casual, inspiring session where musicians come together to share their projects, challenges, and breakthroughs. This is a space to connect, stay consistent, and get supportive feedback on your work-in-progress.

Each session includes short process sharing, spotlight presentations, and peer feedback — all designed to help you maintain momentum, grow your craft, and enjoy your creative journey.

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Vocal Activation Workshop & Singing Circle

3. May 2026
10:00 - 13:00 CEST

A Half Day Online Workshop & Singing Circle

Step into a supportive, playful space designed to awaken your voice and build confidence. This session is especially open to beginners and anyone who feels a little shy about singing. Through gentle warm-ups, simple vocal exercises, and relaxed group singing, we’ll reconnect with the natural freedom of the voice — in a welcoming, judgment-free environment.

With guided vocal activations, light improvisation, and supportive reflections, you’ll slowly become more comfortable using your voice and exploring what it can do. Whether you usually sing quietly to yourself or are exploring your voice for the first time, this circle invites you to relax, experiment, and rediscover the joy of making sound.

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What you’ll Find here

  • The Music Room

    A 90-minute online meetup for musicians to share projects, get feedback, and stay consistent in their creative practice.

  • Blog

    Insights, tips, and stories on music, creativity, and building a sustainable artistic practice without burnout.

  • Free Resources

    Guides, journaling prompts, and tools like the Musicians Guide to Embracing Imperfection to support your daily practice and creative growth.

  • Ada Jonuse

    It is a great pleasure to sing with Sarah. I felt so relaxed and grounded after this experience!

  • Hanna Radomski Workneh

    The circle was a wonderful break from normal life. I truly feel reconnected to my self, but also to a higher sense of meaning and togetherness. The beautiful songs with their message about love, connection with nature and spirit together with Sara’s voice and guitar playing right into My ears in the calm of my own home, like a concert just for us who are attending! And also a new and longed for opportunity to find my own voice. I already long for the next singing circle!

  • Oscar Staupe-Delgado

    Sarah's “Singing Circle" is a transformative musical experience that fosters a deep connection with music. Within this safe and nurturing space, Sarah's expert guidance takes participants on a journey through diverse musical themes, enriching the experience with her infectious energy and exceptional performances. Whether you're a seasoned musician or a novice, this is an opportunity to create your own musical sanctuary at home, free from judgment. If you seek a profound connection with music and the freedom to express yourself, "The Singing Circle" is an outstanding choice.

  • Erik Johnson

    I have known for the past few years that I need to activate my voice, but I have been hesitant to do this. After attending one of Sarah's singing circles I can see that this is a great way for me to become more comfortable singing in a group. It is a small and easy step that allows me to practice and feel more confident. With my microphone turned off there was no fear about being heard by other people. Meeting through Zoom is a convenient way to connect when there are no live options available in your area. 

    Thank you Sarah for offering this service.

Welcome to this space!

I’m Sarah, a musician, passionate about helping others grow their musical skills and creative confidence. Through my own practice and experiences, I explore how music can be both a craft and a form of personal expression — and I love sharing those insights with fellow musicians.

Based in Germany, I focus on empowering musicians at every level to develop their voice, experiment with sound, and build consistent, fulfilling creative habits. Through blog posts and supportive communities like The Music Room, I guide others in turning curiosity into skill, ideas into music, and practice into progress.

Whether you’re producing, performing, or simply exploring your musical potential, my goal is to provide practical guidance, inspiration, and a space where music-making feels joyful, intentional, and sustainable. Join me on this journey — and let’s make music together that grows with you.

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Let’s talk about the good stuff:

music, art, and the messy beauty of creating.

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