Presented by Ann Sparks

Monday 18^th to21^st April and Saturday 23^rd 2011
9.00 am to 5 pm daily

Full fee:          $950 (incl manuals)
Concession:   $850 (incl manuals)

Emmanuel  Christian  College
Birmingham Road
Carrara QLD 4211

Saraband Music

Saraband Music will give a substantial discount to any music teacher, student, performer, library or whoever who has lost their sheet music or CD collection to floods (or any other natural disaster) in Queensland, Victoria & NSW .

 The discount will vary according to the deal I can get from wholesalers, but will range from 20-40%, or more if I can do it. As close to cost price as I can get.

I will need some proof of loss or hardship, but nothing onerous. Just enough to know that someone is sincere and genuine.

This offer is not a general sale, but simply to help those musicians less fortunate than me get back to normal.

Please contact Patrice on 07 5496 3439, or email patrice@saraband.com.au for further details.

This offer nominally ends 30/6/2011, but may be extended if the need is there.

Monday 17 – Thursday 20 January 2011 at Melbourne High School, South Yarra.
Link: www.victorianmusicteachersassociation.org.au

 January 17 – 21, 2011, Blackburn North, Victoria

 Presented by Jenny Caire & Ann Sparks

 For speakers, singers, teachers and speech pathologists.

What will I learn?  

• Basic anatomy of your vocal instrument
• How to monitor and control the different structures that create and change vocal quality
• Many different ways to improve your vocal technique and ‘support’ the tone
• What is safe, healthy singing and how to avoid vocal trauma
• How to increase your range, strength and stamina when singing
• How to change your technique to sing appropriately for different styles including opera, pop, music theatre and jazz

Further information contact Jenny Caire jcaire@optusnet.com.au or download flyer. (Registration form Jan 11)

Edited by Scott Harrison | Release date: September 2010

Download brochure

 This volume draws together leading researchers and practitioners in voice pedagogy in
Australia. The collection designed to be an ongoing resource for singing teachers,
and the publication is aligned with the Australian National Association of Teachers of
Singing.

The book serves as a snapshot of work in the field, and encompasses voice science,
studio pedagogy and the role of the performer-teacher.

It transcends genre boundaries andincludes chapters on opera, music theatre, choral music, jazz, worship singing and cabaret.

Contributors include Dr Jean Callaghan, Dr Rowena Cowley, Dr Diane Hughes, Dr Sally Collyer and emerging researchers Wendy Hargreaves, Jessica O’Bryan,Margaret Schindler and Daniel K. Robinson.

For speakers, singers, teachers and speech pathologists.

What will I learn?  

• Basic anatomy of your vocal instrument
• How to monitor and control the different structures that create and change vocal quality
• Many different ways to improve your vocal technique and ‘support’ the tone
• What is safe, healthy singing and how to avoid vocal trauma
• How to increase your range, strength and stamina when singing
• How to change your technique to sing appropriately for different styles including opera, pop, music theatre and jazz

Masterclass and video-endoscopy session on final day!

Conservatorium of Music, Sydney

Mon Jun 28 to Fri 2 July 2010

Course fee: $900 (inc GST)

REGISTRATION ESSENTIAL!

Click to download Registration Form

Click to download flyer.

The Voice Gym Pty Ltd @ Box Hill Senior College Music Department
Dunloe Avenue, Mont Albert North VIC 3129. 

Mon Jun 28 to Fri 2 July 2010

Phone: 03 8502 0836 (The Voice Gym)

Mobile: 0402 393 630 (Gerald)

Course fee: $990 (inc GST)

Professional Development $880 (inc GST)

 REGISTRATION ESSENTIAL! Click to download flyer.

This session is the culmination of a 5 day Estill Voice Training Course where participants have learned to voluntarily control the structures in the vocal tract which contribute to changes in voice quality.

Audience members will be able to observe:

• the larynx and vocal tract during video-endoscopy with an introduction and explanation by Dr John Tomich, ENT.
• the use of bio-feedback as a tool to facilitate change in inefficient vocal function and voice quality – watch while vocal function changes!
• voluntary control of changes in the larynx and vocal tract to facilitate better understanding of healthy voicing, regardless of style

Fee:

• $50 for observers (only those who have completed the 5 day course will be endoscoped)

Registration essential by contacting Jenny Caire at jcaire@optusnet.com.au
or phone 0404 919 854

Venue details will be provided on registration.

Click to download flyer.

presents

Multidisciplinary Approaches to Performance, Health and Research in Voice

Royal Academy of Music, Marylebone Road, London

Thu 15th, Fri 16th and Sat 17th July 2010

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