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Sound
Ancient metal, breath, silence and vibration become a bridge between body, heart and the living earth.
Ozora Festival 2026
Gong Orchestra
Sound. Love. Family.
A collective of gong players from different countries, backgrounds and experiences, united by one passion: celebrating the pure joy of life through sound, silence and love.
Diversity is our strength. Unity is our power.
The gathering
A temple of vibration in the heart of the festival.
At Ozora Festival 2026, the Gong Orchestra opens two complementary spaces: an intimate Gong Temple in the Healion Garden and a large ceremonial concert on the Ozora Stage. One invites participants to rest, receive and go deep. The other gathers the whole field into a shared moment of grounding and collective resonance.
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Love
Every session is offered as a gentle invitation to soften, reconnect and remember the simple joy of being alive.
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Family
Players, listeners, helpers, artists and dreamers form one circle: diverse in stories, united in intention.
Main stage ceremony
Gong Zen at Ozora Festival 2026
Get ready for a sacred moment of silence and grounding. In the heart of the festival, we step out of the noise and let ancient vibrations flow through us, connecting every soul, every heart and Mother Earth.
More than twenty players will create a vast acoustic field with forty-two gongs: a collective offering for wellbeing, presence and inner alignment.
Event details
Healion Garden
Gong Temple
For deeper experiences, individual sound sessions and different talks, be part of our journey in the Healion Garden. In our sacred space we welcome each and every one of you to step inside, let go and listen.
Everyday open for you
The Gong Temple is a soft landing place inside the festival: a tent for sound journeys, gong baths, meditative concerts, integration, silence, conversation and rest.
The highlight will be a full night gong puja on 31 July: an extended overnight immersion held by the crew as a continuous prayer of sound.
Temple rhythm
Open25–31 July
LocationHealion Garden
SessionsGong baths & journeys
HighlightFull night gong puja
The crew
Players, holders, makers and helpers.
This provisional crew list uses fictional placeholder members. Replace names, photos, links and biographies with the final confirmed information before publication.
Mateo Rojas
Spain
Percussionist focused on overtone listening, dynamic swells and grounding rhythm for large ensembles.
Lea Sommer
Germany
Sound therapist specializing in trauma-sensitive gong baths and slow, spacious meditative journeys.
Mira Kovács
Hungary
Local bridge for the Healion Garden, with a background in voice, mantra and community circles.
Jonas Reed
United Kingdom
Gong and monochord performer creating shimmering harmonic beds and long-form sound meditations.
Tomasz Zielinski
Poland
Handles tuning zones, microphone awareness and ensemble dynamics while playing planetary gongs.
Elena Marku
Albania
Visual artist and gong player creating temple decorations inspired by sacred geometry and earth pigments.
Noah Fischer
Switzerland
Research-oriented sound worker exploring psychoacoustics, resonance and the body’s response to vibration.
Amara Diop
France
Facilitator blending gong, breath, voice and restorative practices for soft landing and integration.
Yara Petrova
Bulgaria
Ceremonial musician supporting transitions, openings and closings with gong, chimes and spoken intention.
Daniel Costa
Portugal
Stage assistant and gong player caring for stands, safe movement, timing and backstage coordination.
Ines Varga
Croatia
Sound journey guide with a focus on nervous-system regulation, slow listening and embodied rest.
Clara Jensen
Denmark
Coordinates Temple schedules and participant care, with experience in retreat spaces and group facilitation.
Luka Marin
Serbia
Improviser and gong explorer creating powerful crescendos, low-frequency waves and ceremonial silence.
Oskar Holm
Sweden
Overnight puja specialist supporting long-form gong immersion, pacing, rest cycles and subtle continuity.