March 09th, 2027 · 6pm CET · Free class on Zoom

Live with Vana Noke Koî

Free Txirîti
sacred chant class

With vocals and guitar, guided by young leader Vana Noke Koî of the Noke Koî Indigenous people.

March 09th, 2027 · 6pm CET · Online via Zoom

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Free Txirîti sacred chant class — March 2027
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Txirîti songs

Sacred chants
shared with care

There are various types of chants and prayers in Noke Koî culture, depending on the context. Among them are Saíte, Shoiti, Kaachitî, and Txirîti, which are used in celebrations and spiritual ceremonies of Oni (Ayahuasca).

The sacred Txirîti chants are the best known and can be transmitted to people with a genuine interest in deepening their understanding of Noke Koî spirituality.

Vana Noke Koî com cocar de penas na floresta

Voice, guitar,
and tradition.

Learn the sacred chant Txirîti, its meaning, and its mysteries directly with Vana.

In this class

The chant

Learn a sacred Txirîti chant with vocals and guitar.

Its meaning

Receive an introduction to its meaning and the context in which it is shared.

A living tradition

Approach Noke Koî spirituality through the knowledge Vana is authorized to share.

You do not need to know
how to sing, speak Noke Koî,
or play guitar.

Vana guides the learning step by step, with attention to the song, its meaning, and the care required by this living tradition.

Listen · understand · repeat · sing · practice.

Your teacher

Vana Noke Koî

Vana Noke Koî is one of the leaders of his village. Raised on Indigenous land in the heart of the forest, he underwent processes of physical and spiritual strengthening from a young age.

Today he preserves the knowledge of more than one hundred traditional Txirîti songs, as well as the Shenipavo — stories of the Noke Koî Indigenous people — practices, customs, and spiritual teachings of the Noke Koî worldview.

Vana was mentored by two great elders: his grandfather, Pajé Mekê Wanînawa, a teacher of the traditional Txirîti chants, and his great-uncle, Pajé Kochti Kamãnawa, the last shaman of a strong lineage of Romeyas recognized throughout the Noke Koî people for his knowledge.

Before you register

Questions

Is the class free?Yes. Registration is free.
How will I join the class?The class takes place online via Zoom. We will send class information by email.
Do I need prior musical experience?No. The class is an introduction and Vana guides the learning step by step.
What language will the class be in?The sacred chant is shared in Noke Koî, with explanations in the language communicated by the event organizers.

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March 09th, 2027 · 6pm CET
Online via Zoom

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