Workshops

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The next DC/Baltimore Area Somatic Voicework™ Teacher Training Weekend
November 8-11, 2019

Location: Home of Bharati Soman (address provided upon registration), Falls Church, VA 22042
Contact: Jennifer Suess 240-483-5153 (Cell), 301-977-2605 (Home)
Email Address: jenniferwsuess@gmail.com

Minimum Requirements for Participants: Level I Certification

Those new to Somatic Voicework™ may attend the Friday evening session for free and may audit the Sunday session.

Dates: Friday, November 8th from 7-9pm

Free Introductory Seminar to new teachers, referring teachers welcome as well.

Jeanie is coming in on Friday evening to teach an open class if there are enough interested teachers in the Baltimore/DC area who have not taken any of her Somatic Voicework™ courses. Does anyone know colleagues, singers, choral conductors, ENTs, SPLs, etc. who would like to find out more about Somatic Voicework™ who might be contemplating coming to Baldwin Wallace or taking her coursework? Please email me names and contact information of people interested and if we can get 10 people, she will come down early and give a free introductory class. There will be handouts and Jeanie will work with a few of the participants. [Read more…] about Jeanie LoVetri in D.C./Baltimore

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Special Topics in Somatic Voicework™

 

Dates: Monday September 23rd, 30th, October 7th, 14th 
Time: 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM EST
[Read more…] about Announcing a New Somatic Voicework™ Online Courses with Jeanie LoVetri:Special Topics in Somatic Voicework™

July 26th-27th, 2019
For Somatic Voicework™ Graduates of at least Level III

This is an intensive vocal health course for graduates of Level III of Somatic Voicework™. Dr. Milstein will cover a review of vocal anatomy and physiology, refreshing the definitions of terms used in clinical and medical discussion of vocal problems. It will present typical problems, through audio and visual examples, of various types of vocal pathology and vocal illness or injury and help singing teachers identify their student’s auditory cues for suspicious vocal qualities and behaviors. Recommendations for referring to a voice care team will be discussed, as well as suggestions on how to interact with these medical professionals to assist in the vocal health of the students. Other topics will be addressed at his discretion. Singing teachers will be free to interact with Dr. Milstein to clarify various issues or questions. The course size is limited, so those who are interested should register as soon as possible. To register, click here!