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Dear Friends,

I hope you're finding ways through the waves, the crunch of the leaves, with occasional buoys and breeze.

I'm popping up to share a beautiful video made for my song "Learn to Lose" by friends and artists Billy Joe Miller & Kahren Hipscher. Filmed in New Mexico, it's a 7-minute meditation on loss, relationship to uncertainty, isolation, and transformation that draws from the natural world. The film creates a restful and contemplative space and I hope to convey this gift to you:


Starting November 8th, I'll be hosting my first online workshop: Special Someone Songs. It's a four-part series, intended to help you create an original song for someone you’d like to honor--a sweetheart, friend, family or community member, etc. As there's sure to be less traveling over this holiday season, music is a wonderful gift you can give over distance. Experience, or even confidence in singing, songwriting, or playing an instrument aren’t required—you're most welcome with your current level of skill.


The workshop is open to twelve participants and will be hosted live on Saturdays, November 7th-28th from 2:30-4pm Eastern Time (which means 11:30am-1pm Pacific Time / 6:30-8pm GMT / 7:30-9pm CET, making it easy for folks from the West Coast US/CA over to the UK & EU to join us!) Registration includes four 90-minute group Zoom sessions + 20 minutes of individual coaching time with me. Register here: http://dianecluck.info/tour-events

Vinyl + a new Common Wealth t-shirt are now available in the online store. Vinyl is finally (after a rejected test pressing) due to arrive here any day. I designed the shirt around themes from the album and it's simply images, no words. (Just picked these up--everyone who preordered will be receiving them soon!) Lightweight 100% cotton in sizes XS-XXL: http://dianecluck.info/store
Lastly, I'm selling a couple of collages from my artwork archives. More info / purchase here.

I trust that we're all finding new ways of being together. Observing the heart, I ask for the ability to stay flexible and present to shifting realities, and understanding of those around me. 

I'm wishing the best for you and for all through these deep transitions.

Thank you for your support (of my work, and each other).

Diane

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