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WHAT CAN THE APPLIED PHYSIOLOGY OF THE VOICE DO FOR YOU?

A healthy, long-lasting, effortless and vibrant voice that will convey a sense of authenticity is a huge asset in all sorts of professional and personal settings. The Applied Physiology of the Voice can benefit singers, musicians, actors, public speakers, teachers, tour guides, therapists, and anyone experiencing voice problems. It combines physics, physiology, neuroscience, depth psychology – and much else besides – in an unconventional approach that completely reorganizes the process of voice generation. The results are remarkable, and age-independent.

Participants in our workshops can expect to hear the quality of their own voice change during the workshop. These results can be made permanent over the medium term through continued work and follow-up practice.

A pioneering voice development method: the Applied Physiology of the Voice is the product of over 40 years of research and development that began at the Ergonomics Department of the Darmstadt Technical School and was later continued at the Lichtenberger Institut für Angewandte Stimmphysiologie, which was established in 1982. This research focused on solving the voice problems faced by professional singers.
The research used a variety of physiological and acoustic measurement techniques to study the processes involved in both singing and playing musical instruments. Various body techniques and physiological models were tested to examine how they affect the sound of the voice. The research found that, when it is allowed to function in accordance with its own physiology, the human voice can exhibit qualities such as freedom and ease of singing, a large vocal range, and independence from age. Additionally, a better understanding of how the sensory nervous system relates to sound led to a new approach in both voice and instrumental education.

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