“Such a beautiful and unique experience in an amazing space”
– Lie Down and Listen attendee
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Feel the resonance in the stunning and serene surroundings of the atmospheric Mount Without, Bristol, as cellist Colin Alexander and pianist/founder Christina McMaster guide you through a deeply relaxing and uplifting sound healing and lying down classical concert experience. With Bach cello suites to put a smile on your face and joy in your heart.
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The simplicity of the deep C string on the cello is like a grounding call to reconnect. You’ll feel rooted and relaxed, ready to absorb the beautiful sounds of Tibetan bowls and gongs, followed by uplifting and joyous Bach. This experience also features Colin's own ethereal pieces, which will gentle guide you into a rhythmic, trance-like state of calm and restoration, stretching the limits of sounds drawn from the cello.
All mattresses, cushions, blankets provided.​
"De-stress and get your culture fix all in one"
Evening Standard Magazine
"Utterly blissed out"
Financial Times
Tickets
£45
Don’t miss this special opportunity.
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Limited tickets available – book now.
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All tickets include mattresses, cushions and blankets provided for your comfort
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Cacao and snacks served on arrival
"Powerful healing experience. Body tingling all over with energy moving and incredible feeling of lightness"
"Total immersion and resonance"
"I felt so relaxed and was made aware of a lot going on in my body and space"
"Blessed to share these moments with people who love and let love in"
The sound bath element cleared so much from my mind. I felt connected at that point on a different level - it was other worldly"
Meet Cellist Colin Alexander
Colin Alexander is a cellist and composer working across a range of disciplines and traditions. Whilst collaborating with artists such as Kit Downes, Héloïse Werner, Abel Selaocoe, Max Baillie, Alice Zawadzki, Sean Shibe and Misha Mullov-Abbado, Colin also performs with a variety of ensembles such as 12 Ensemble,
LSO Ensemble for composers, Phaedra Ensemble and United Strings of Europe.
Alongside his performing schedule, he has written new works for the London Philharmonic Orchestra, London Contemporary Orchestra, Contrechamps, The Mercury Quartet, Hyper Duo,
Le Nouvel Ensemble Contemporain and Bush Theatre, London.
He features on a variety of recordings on Delphian Records, Nonclassical, Accidental Records and October House Records.
Recent projects have included a new electro-acoustic commission for flamenco dancer, live cello and electronics for Resolution Festival 2025, a world premiere at London’s Wigmore Hall and a series of performances of his own solo cello suites - works described by Fiona Maddocks in The Observer as “quixotic and otherworldly, and strongly recommended”.​​​​​​​​​​​​​