The "To Move with the Voice" project, created in 2015, explores vocal potential through movement and tranquillity. Each session integrates research studies with the traditions of voice training and embodied yoga/movement.
"We develop a new connection to voice, body, mind, and breath. This strong foundation of solid techniques allows us to learn to sing, speak, and communicate with greater authenticity. We will discover mechanisms and exercises that encourage a flow of energy to open our breathing and untangle knots in our bodies, minds, emotions, and voices. In this way, the entire body supports our vocal expression, and this newfound vocal power transforms into greater vocal flexibility and self-reliance. That is, when we discover the correlation between the voice-body-emotion-mind dynamic."
Online embodied voice and yoga sessions are offered monthly. Additionally, workshops based on research findings that address the link between the body and voice are held quarterly.
Are you looking for new ways to (re)connect with your voice and body?
"I draw my knowledge not only from my pop, jazz, vocal improvisation, and classical training background but also from my research studies and from practising various voiceworks, such as the Fitzmaurice Voicework®, the Alexander technique, The Accent Method, The Roy Hart Theatre, Linklater Voice, The Grotowski Institute, Body-Mind Centering®, Feldenkrais Method®, The Roll Model® Method, Estill Voice Training™, Somatic Voicework™ - The LoVetri Method, Yin, and Hatha Yoga. I am ready to listen, balance, and hold space for you."
Lead by a voice / singing / yoga coach, a published researcher, and artist Michaela (MA in Voice/Research, RYT® 500, Associate Teacher of Fitzmaurice Voicework®).
More information about her work can be found here
