Tag: voice
Beginners, Please!
I’ve been thinking for some time about producing an iPhone app for voice professionals and anyone else interested in taking care of the voice, and developing its potential. My software development guru (my son Roderick) is standing by to turn my mp3 […]
Ever-Increasing Circles
Such a lot happening at the moment, and so little time to write about it! First, I must mention that I’m presently on the Critical Mass blogging team for the Queensland Music Festival. I’ve managed to catch 3 shows so far, with […]
Giving Voice to Children – The Next Question?
My last post struck a chord with some of my voice teaching colleagues, who contacted me directly. I have asked their permission to post their remarks here, so that we may open out the discussion to a wider readership. Elizabeth Montoya-Stemann lives […]
Giving a Voice to Everyone: Where Would You Start?
Here’s something that has been bugging me for many years – in fact, it’s the reason I undertook to do a PhD on the subject of a theory of the voice. Given that most people have no idea how much their voices […]
I recently committed myself to take part in a three week intensive, full time clown training course with the fabulous Ira Seidenstein. Terrified that I might totally exhaust myself, and run out of beans to do anything for the rest of the […]
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Tagged acting, creativity, performance, Shakespeare, vocal health