Sound · Bones · Music
with Georgia Corrie
A practice in four strands

Bone Health Yoga, Voicework, Piano and Music Therapy — woven into one quiet practice.

Working with people aged five to eighty-five, in Lewes and the Swansea / Gower area.

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the work
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Bone Health Yoga

Reverse bone loss, gently.

A weekly class following Dr Fishman's clinically-tested sequence — twelve poses with variations, held to allow the dynamic pull of muscle on bone.

Royal Osteoporosis Society guidelines HFE Level 3 Yoga Three years teaching

The class caters for mixed abilities — poses adapt with props, and standing poses can be done seated. Forward folds and intense flexion safely avoided.

  • Strengthens muscles to stimulate bone growth
  • Improves balance and posture · stabilises the trunk
  • Twelve poses, held twelve to seventy-two seconds
Where
St Mary's Hall, Highdown Rd, Nevill, Lewes
When
Tuesdays · 9:30 – 10:45
Cost
£9 weekly · £12 drop-in · first class free
Voicework

Find the music inside.

Natural voice and singing coaching. Spontaneous sound, breath, and the simple permission to be heard.

For people who think they cannot sing — and for those who already do.

One-to-one
Sessions in your home or mine. Drawn from years of vocal practice and music therapy training.
Small group
Three to six people. A held space for unfamiliar voices to find each other.
Saturday Sing
Short afternoon sing in the park, Uplands. Open to all · £3.
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Piano Lessons

Home is where your piano is.

A mobile piano teacher — coming to your home in Lewes, or to mine in Swansea / Gower. Thirty years of teaching, ages five to eighty-five.

Lessons can be set up weekly or alternate weeks. Younger learners do well with sticker charts and concerts; older learners with a piece to take away.

ClassicalChildrenAdultsSongwritingImprovisationJazzBeginners → Grade 8
Why piano
  1. The two hands together activate the corpus callosum — a superhighway between hemispheres.
  2. New neural pathways form across visual, auditory, motor sense and emotion.
  3. Particularly helpful for trauma and neurodiversity — releasing and speeding connections.
CRB checked 30+ years teaching MA Music Therapy
Rate
£25 / 30 mins · £30 / 45 mins
Where
Lewes & Swansea / Gower · mobile
Music Therapy

A safe space for what wants to be heard.

A neurodiversity-informed practice grounded in MA Music Therapy training — working with the music that is already there.

Sometimes melody. Sometimes the chaos that comes before melody. Drawing on three decades inside primary education, alongside therapy work with neurodiverse learners.

MA Music Therapy PGCE 30 yrs primary education Trauma-informed
  • Spontaneous sound and structured improvisation
  • Songwriting and natural-voice work
  • One-to-one or small group sessions
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Frequently asked

A few questions, gently answered.

Do I need any experience to come to the yoga class?
No. The class caters for mixed abilities — poses can be adapted with props, and standing poses can be done seated. The first class is free, so you can see if it suits you.
How long until I'm playing pieces on the piano?
It depends entirely on you and how often you practice. Learners who play slowly and build muscle memory tend to find more lasting progress than those who rush.
What is voicework, exactly?
Natural voice coaching — finding the sound you already have, rather than learning to sound like anyone else. Often used by people who think they cannot sing, and discover otherwise.
Where do you teach?
Lewes (East Sussex) and Swansea / Gower. Yoga is held at St Mary's Hall, Highdown Rd, Nevill, Lewes. Piano teaching is mobile.