C E L L O F I N I T Y with Tara-Lee

This is an immersive sonic journey of the cello’s resonance. Where vibration meets the body, and frequencies become a language of remembering. Guided by Tara-Lee’s layered multi-cello compositions, the experience invites stillness, soft unravelling, and deep rest, drawing attendees into a field of resonance where group coherence begins to emerge as a kind of medicine.

Tara-Lee looks forward to co-creating C E L L O F I N I T Y with you on Saturday, 22nd November here at Maitri Studio from 5.30pm.
To allow yourself time to gently arrive and fully settle, we warmly encourage you to be positioned and resting by 5.50pm.
This gives space to descend gradually into stillness and silence before the sonic weaving begins at 6.00pm. 

Attendees lie down for the entire experience. You are invited to wear warm, loose, comfortable clothing and bring a pillow, cushions, socks, an eye mask and whatever else you may require to fully support your body (more details below).

We open the doors 30 minutes before the sonic weaving begins, so everyone can gently arrive, settle, and drop into a shared field of stillness and silence. At the end, we allow a further 30 minutes for soft reintegration, so the journey can be completed with spaciousness and grace. 

• To book your place, please click this link here to our booking portal
• For more information about Tara-Lee, please see her Instagram @tara-lee byrne

What to Bring

The entire 90-minute experience is designed for you to be lying down, cradled by the resonance of vibration and the wooden floor beneath you. 

As this is your first time joining a C E L L O F I N I T Y sonic immersion, please know that your comfort is our greatest priority.

You are invited to bring:

• Loose, warm, comfortable layers and socks
• An eye mask, if that feels nourishing (we also have spares at the studio)
• Anything else that supports your body to rest deeply and receive
• Maitri Studio will provide a yoga mat, bolster, blankets

After the Experience

Following the final note, there will be an unhurried space to rest in silence and integrate what has been received. Tara-Lee will remain seated with her cello, gently holding the shared field for another 15–20 minutes. There is no rush to move even if those around you begin to stir.

This is your time.
Take it in your rhythm.

For those who feel called to connect afterwards, Tara-Lee would be honoured to speak with you. For others, silence may feel most aligned, and that is equally welcomed and respected.

Our journey together draws to a close at 8.00 pm. 

There will be an opportunity for you afterwards to write and share reflections, sensations, and what moved through your system.   These offerings and insights are deeply appreciated. Your feedback continues to guide and shape the evolution of this work.

About Tara-Lee Byrne

Tara-Lee Byrne is a sonic cartographer, cellist, and composer, whose work bridges the realms of classical mastery and intuitive sonic exploration.

She has performed and toured with global artists including Beyoncé, Kanye West, Elton John, Van Morrison, David Gray,  Andrea Bocelli, and Dame Kiri Te Kanawa, and performed in Royal Albert Hall, Wigmore Hall, Concertgebouw Amsterdam, and the Berlin Staatsoper.

Classically trained in Europe, Tara-Lee holds an Honours Master’s Degree from Trinity College of Music, London and performance and pedagogy degrees from the Royal Irish Academy of Music, Dublin, Utrecht Conservatorium and Guildhall School of Music, London. 

Tara-Lee tours Ireland this Autumn/Winter with C E L L O F I N I T Y, an immersive sonic offering where resonance becomes a language of remembering, and each note a thread that gently unravels and reweaves us back into wholeness. 

Also a certified wholefood chef, Tara-Lee trained at Matthew Kenney’s PlantLab in Santa Monica, USA and has sautéed and sprouted her way across the globe with her yellow cello and yoga mat on her back. She is passionately scribing her first children’s book, a quixotic mélange of music, love, culture, and wanderlust due for publication in 2026.

Tara-Lee, originally from Dublin, gratefully lives, creates, and plays on Bundjalung Country/ Byron Bay, Australia.