Singing used to be an important part of my life which I want to reclaim. There is a wonderful opportunity for women to explore the use of their voices with Sylvi Alli, who will be in Seattle from Berkeley, CA. This is a recent interview with Sylvi: www.paratheatrical.com/voicei...ew.html
SINGING OUR AUTHENTIC VOICES
Seattle Embodied Voice Workshop For Women
With Sylvi Alli
When: Saturday, June 14, 2008
Time: 1:00 - 4 p.m.
Where: University District, Seattle
Cost: $50 Pay by Pay Pal; payment accepted at the door
www.verticalpool.com/embodiedvoice.html
This embodied voice approach encourages a release
of tension and self-consciousness, and allows us to
experience our voices more authentically.
All levels welcome. Space is limited, so register early - Only 15 students max. www.verticalpool.com/embodiedvoice.html
www.paratheatrical.com/voicei...ew.html
Sylvi Alli: "Embodied voice" is, for me, a voice that is grounded, rooted, in the physical body. In my work, I have come to experience the body as a vessel for the voice to move through and resonate within. There is a noticeable difference in the resonance of a voice initiated from the belly, for example, and a voice initiated from their upper throat. This ties in with where one's awareness lies - are you singing/moving from the belly, or from the head? As a culture, many of us spend the majority of our waking lives "in our head". When the awareness moves further down the body, the vibrational quality of the voice deepens, producing a fuller, richer sound.
SINGING OUR AUTHENTIC VOICES
Seattle Embodied Voice Workshop For Women
With Sylvi Alli
When: Saturday, June 14, 2008
Time: 1:00 - 4 p.m.
Where: University District, Seattle
Cost: $50 Pay by Pay Pal; payment accepted at the door
www.verticalpool.com/embodiedvoice.html
This embodied voice approach encourages a release
of tension and self-consciousness, and allows us to
experience our voices more authentically.
All levels welcome. Space is limited, so register early - Only 15 students max. www.verticalpool.com/embodiedvoice.html
www.paratheatrical.com/voicei...ew.html
Sylvi Alli: "Embodied voice" is, for me, a voice that is grounded, rooted, in the physical body. In my work, I have come to experience the body as a vessel for the voice to move through and resonate within. There is a noticeable difference in the resonance of a voice initiated from the belly, for example, and a voice initiated from their upper throat. This ties in with where one's awareness lies - are you singing/moving from the belly, or from the head? As a culture, many of us spend the majority of our waking lives "in our head". When the awareness moves further down the body, the vibrational quality of the voice deepens, producing a fuller, richer sound.
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