Finding Your Voice
Heather Hightower"Finding Your Voice" is created by Heather Hightower, founder and owner of The Center for Vocal Study located on the historical downtown mall in Charlottesville, Virginia. This 10-episode season is all about understanding the body as an instrument.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 7 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Category | Society & Culture | ||||
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“We take care of everything above the collarbone except for the eyes and the brain.” Meet otolaryngologist – Ear Nose and Throat doctor - Dr. Paige Powers, ENT at Piedmont Otolaryngology. An ENT takes care of everything from ear wax to head/neck canc... more
To reach peak performance, your body has to function optimally. Melanie Dorion, AGNP, works with her patients on addressing environmentally acquired illnesses including Lyme disease and co-infections and mold illness and performance optimization. Her... more
Why do we do this? Vocalizing, especially when it’s imperfect, is joyous. The more perfect you try to make it, the less you may get to enjoy it. Joanna Lott is a Speech Pathologist at the University of Virginia Voice & Swallowing Clinic. She does voi... more
Did you know there are doctors who are devoted entirely to the health of your voice? Dr. James Daniero is a laryngologist with the University of Virginia Voice Clinic, a subset of the University of Virginia Otolaryngology Head & Neck Surgery clinic. ... more
Have you ever frozen on stage or gotten sick before having to sing? Tiffany Jeffers, EFT Practitioner, brings us into the world of the subconscious mind and the gentle technique she uses to help her clients experience themselves with more ease. Tiffa... more
Whether you're an avid dancer or think you have two left feet, dance teacher Edwin Roa invites you to prioritize depth of connection over motion. Native of Bogotá, Colombia, Edwin has built a thriving social and competitive dance community in Charlot... more
Whether you're experiencing vocal stress or simply want more freedom and ease in your singing, Sandra Bain Cushman is here to help. In this episode we're introducing you to the world of Alexander Technique. The Technique traces its roots back to a Sh... more
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This was really cool! I enjoyed learning more about what this technique is, where it originated from, and why it is important to not only sing with your voice, but in a sense to sing with your whole body. I also can’t believe that it took Alexander 10 years of focus on his own voice to completely come to terms with what his voice can truly sound like, when it is the sole focus. Again, I really liked it and thought that it was fun to listen to! And I loved the singing in the beginning!
Apple Podcasts5A. M. Stew 123
United States8 years ago - Insightful, relevant and inspiring!
The voice is often an after thought - I really connected to this podcast. The voice is a part of the body. The whole body. This podcast is beneficial for non singers and singers alike!
Apple Podcasts5HefferFeffersUnited States8 years ago - Short and sweet
This was a quick thought provoking and informative podcast. As an occupational therapist who works with movement and bodies it was really lovely to look through a vocal lens at breath and postural stability. Perfect listen for a shorter commute, followed by blasting your favorite tunes and singing along. Looking forward to upcoming episodes!
Apple Podcasts5msOTamyUnited States8 years ago
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