Did you know that before Copperwoman started bringing through all sorts of ritual songs, she was writing children’s music? While working in preschools, in the 70’s she was inspired to create over 50 children’s songs which she recorded on CD's to share with parents and other childhood educators. She now sings with her 2 grandchildren, ages 10 and 6.

Copperwoman has been attending the Women's Herbal Symposium since 2000. You might find her singing in the meal line till the last person is fed; or be called into the opening circle with her song, "Bring Your Love, Bring Your Gratitude."

Copperwoman has a style that makes singing accessible to everyone. The songs that come through her are easy to learn, inspire a sense of unity and love in a group, and help to raise vibration and connection to spirit.

She has been singing as long as she remembers and has been making up songs for just as long.

Copperwoman has 2 children's CDs and four CDs full of ritual music. Her last CD is comprised of the songs she wrote during her journey with cancer, songs to encourage positive attitude and gratitude.

The CD just before that is a recording of Blessingway Songs to sing with pregnant women and those going through any life transition. Eighteen women, many of them midwives, sang with Copperwoman for a weekend at Esalen and recorded the full CD on the third day.

You can find her music on her website, read her blogs of trips to Peru and Brazil and check out her technowitchery in the form of website creation (including the Women's Herbal Symposium site) and other graphic art. www.copperwoman.com