In this episode of The Art of Quality in Attention, William sits down with vocal artist and facilitator Guillermo Rozenthuler — founder of The Singing Village and a leading voice in the field of vocal improvisation, embodiment, and human connection.
In a conversation dedicated to the intelligence of sound and song, Guillermo and William explore how spontaneous music-making can deepen our sense of aliveness, relationally, and collective intelligence. They discuss the role of deep listening, playfulness, and presence in reclaiming our innate musicality — and how these capacities open up new possibilities for connection, transformation, and joy in both individual and communal life.
