Musical Dream Workshop

Do you dream a lot? Are you curious to know what your dreams could mean?

I Have a Dream is an interactive musical dream workshop. We discuss night dreams with a small intimate group (up to 12 people) according to the psychology of Carl Jung. Jung describes how the unconscious speaks through dreams, and the dream images can be understood as symbols. While the meaning of these images can be challenging to grasp, discussing them with a group can help add new layers of understanding.

Participants bring their own night dreams and we discuss them. After the discussion of each dream, Saskia Meijs and Marnix van de Poll make a free improvisation inspired by the dream in question. Possibly we could work on four dreams during the workshop.

An intimate musical dream workshop where night dreams and improvisation come together.

Marnix van de Poll, piano, host.
Saskia Meijs, viola.

Data

  • Saturday 9 May 2026, Concertgemaal Amsterdam, 1 – 5 pm.
  • Sunday 17 May 2026, Concertgemaal Amsterdam, 1 – 5 pm.
  • Saturday 29 August 2026, Reformierte Kirche Küsnacht, 2 – 6 pm (only Marnix).
  • Saturday 19 September 2026, Reformierte Kirche Küsnacht, 2 – 6 pm (only Marnix).
  • Sunday 4 October 2026, Reformierte Kirche Küsnacht, 2 – 6 pm (only Marnix).
  • Sunday 18 October 2026, Reformierte Kirche Küsnacht, 2 – 6 pm (only Marnix).

Every session is a new group.

Session Küsnacht: free entrance, donation afterwards (suggestion: 100 CHF).

Signing Up Session Küsnacht

What Participants Say

It was dream-worthy beautiful – I experienced the afternoon as safe and careful, and what a special combination with your music! – The music touches on a deep level – All those different perspectives of the other participants on my dream gave extra depth and surprising insight – The dream workshop was a wonderful translation of something that gets far too little place and importance in our lives, while having so much meaning. Marnix and Saskia gave a very nice form to that. Many thanks!

Partners

Made possible by a research grant from Amarte Fonds.

Poster

Design: Loudmouth