www.sharonduggan.co.uk
Introduction to the voice for choristers
(half day)
(half day)
On the workshop, choristers will learn:
- how the voice is produced;
- learning the basics of correct breathing technique;
- the importance of correct mouth shapes;
- using the diaphragm correctly (although bear in mind
that it takes time to develop this muscle!)
- how to get high notes properly and understanding how
they are produced;
- learning to be economical with the breath;
- learning not to hold all notes for as long as possible!
- singing with expression
......and more - then get in touch!
Fee
£10 per person for 3 hour workshop
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Al
- how the voice is produced;
- learning the basics of correct breathing technique;
- the importance of correct mouth shapes;
- using the diaphragm correctly (although bear in mind
that it takes time to develop this muscle!)
- how to get high notes properly and understanding how
they are produced;
- learning to be economical with the breath;
- learning not to hold all notes for as long as possible!
- singing with expression
......and more - then get in touch!
Fee
£10 per person for 3 hour workshop
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Al
Singer; Singing & Performance Coach, Choral Director
Email: info@sharonduggan.co.uk; Telephone: 01483 279803
Email: info@sharonduggan.co.uk; Telephone: 01483 279803
Sharon already runs a choir herself, as the founder and choral director of the Cranleigh Community Choir, which runs out of Cranleigh Arts Centre. She has also taught many individual students who belong to choirs and as such, is well aware of the types of problems they come into individual lessons with - and how to help them overcome these problems.
What happens on the workshop?
So, if you feel that your choristers would benefit from a half day learning about how to use their voices properly, then this fun, informative workshop is for you (if you have a larger choir, the half day workshop can be repeated, either in the afternoon of the same day or on another date), so that each group is not too big.
What happens on the workshop?
So, if you feel that your choristers would benefit from a half day learning about how to use their voices properly, then this fun, informative workshop is for you (if you have a larger choir, the half day workshop can be repeated, either in the afternoon of the same day or on another date), so that each group is not too big.
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Sharon is a qualififed teacher, and she has been teaching singing and performance for ten years. She is classically trained and has been the singing and performance tutor at Cranleigh Arts Centre since 2000; she is also the singing tutor for the West Sussex Adult Education Service. Prior to this, she was the Individual Vocals Tutor at the Academy of Contemporary Music (ACM) in Guildford. Alongside her teaching for outside venues and organisations, Sharon runs a popular private teaching practice, teaching individuals. She also runs two choirs: The Cranleigh Community Choir and the new Cranleigh Community Youth Choir, which will commence Autumn 2010.
Sharon also still works as a professional singer.
Sharon also still works as a professional singer.