Take part in a hypnotic concert by saxophonist Geoffrey Secco

How about a concert under hypnosis? Yes, under hypnosis, you read that right. That's what musician Geoffrey Secco offers you in his concert sous Hypnose, on Sundays December 10, 2023 and January 21, 2024, at the Théâtre de l'Européen, in the 17th arrondissement.

After "Le voyage du héros", saxophonist Geoffrey Secco returns to the Paris stage with a new concert under hypnosis, "Au delà", to explore with audiences the many beliefs that populate the collective imagination about life after death. Combining traditional visions recounted in Egyptian and Tibetan mythology and the Bible, as well as the scientific view (near-death experiences, light tunnels, life reviews...), embark on a voyage of initiation througherocksonian hypnosis and music.

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Geoffrey Secco is a talented saxophonist who graduated from Boston's Berklee College of Music. Over the course of his career, he has collaborated with Charles Aznavour, Robbie Williams, Tony Allen, Patricia Kaas, Manu Dibango, Yannick Noah and Pascal Obispo, to name but a few. But alongside his career as a saxophonist, Geoffrey Secco is also passionate about personal development, traditional Chinese and quantum medicine, meditation and yoga. So it seems only natural that the musician should wish to combine his two passions. On his return from Peru, where he went to discover Amazonian shamanism, Geoffrey Secco created his first Hypnosis concerts. On stage, he is accompanied by a drummer and a pianist.

If, by any chance, you'd like to try the experience, the next dates are Sundays, December 10, 2023 and January 21, 2024, in Paris. Prepare yourself for an initiatory voyage blending saxophone, atmospheric jazz and hypnosis. For those in the know, thehypnosis used during the concert is not "show" hypnosis. It'sEricksonian hypnosis, practiced in the medical and coaching fields, for a broader experience of reality and the self.