We would love to come work with your choir!
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goals for choir visits include:
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"I LOVE the incorporation of vocology in choir. It brings a whole new element to singing that I never acknowledged before and I feel that we've benefited as a group from it. The greatest benefit that I think we receive from it is that we can find new ways to create a better sound and fix the road blocks we encounter."
-Phil L., New York |
"The presentations in rehearsal have made me feel as though my instrument is so much more than the sound it produces; for other instrumentalists you can see the physical aspects of what they play, but for singers that image is not so clear. I now am a firm believer that knowing how my voice works has allowed me to become more aware of not only how I am producing my sound, but also how I can imagine the change occurring internally in order to produce that sound."
-Ally R., Vermont |
"I really like learning about vocology because it puts a lot of abstract terms into concrete meaning. I've had a good amount of voice instruction over the years, but none of it really dealt with learning about our instruments. I think that knowing what makes the voice work is allowing me to better improve and monitor my own sound."
-Hannah G., New York |
set up a choir visitTell us about your choir and where you're located! We can start the conversation about the best format, set of information, and length of workshop for your group.
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come visit usWe lead rehearsals with the choirs of College of the Holy Cross in Worcester, Massachusetts every week. Come watch how vocology can be incorporated into the rehearsal process or bring your group for a clinician!
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come take a workshopWe offer regular Vocology Workshops on several campuses throughout the Boston area. Click below to find out dates and registration info.
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