We have an exciting 3-hour voice/yoga workshop planned in April. Come and explore your voice – inside and out.
We will combine specific yoga positions with contemporary vocal techniques. We uncover tools and exercises that encourage the flow of energy to open our breath and untangle knots in our body, mind and voice. We will discuss our findings discovered while witnessing the body's intelligence.
Have you been before?
You will have a chance to work with your own chosen text or song, interact with the voices of others through partner and group work. Plus, we will divide the time between ‘floor work’ and ‘on your feet work’.
Are you new?
To restore balance and allow authentic sound to move through us – we go through a number of specific yoga positions and explore our vocal range, resonance, power, freedom, flexibility and potential of our own voice.
It’s open to those who are willing to explore.
Mats, block, blankets… are available in the studio.
Last updated Feb. 6, 2018, 10:39 p.m. UTC
Would you like to explore your unique voice through movement?
We will combine specific yoga positions with contemporary vocal techniques. We uncover tools and exercises that encourage the flow of energy to open our breath and untangle knots in our body, mind and voice.
*EACH SESSION IS DEVOTED TO A DIFFERENT THEME*
We build up a new connection to our breath, voice, sounds, posture, body, mind and listening - because once we give ourselves the permission to move and the freedom to feel, our voices will support us.
What to expect?
Each session will start with relaxation - to rest your mind, breath and body; follow up with muscles, breath and voice warm-ups. Main part of every session is a sequence of specially designed postures that are accompanied by unique guidelines that support your breathing, sounding and vocal exploration.
There is no previous experience necessary.
Why Voice and Yoga?
The intention is to get past the illusion that singing and speaking are only about the voice. The aim is to feel and embody the sound because: "Once we give ourselves the permission to move and the freedom to feel, our voices will support us."
Mental and emotional issues are channeled into physical tightness that affects the quality of the voice. When voice moves through a body that has been opened and relaxed through yoga, the sound is more free, flexible and fully connected emotionally.
