participants strategies to help release and enhance their singing voice as
well as reducing that critical inner voice.
About this Event
Do you ever wonder why you avoid singing in public? Conversely, perhaps
you are a person who enjoys singing in front of an audience even though you
are your own worst critic so give yourself a really hard time afterwards?
This group session is for non-singers and experienced ones. Time will be
spent reflecting on what motivates or inhibits people to sing and how the
voice can be produced in a balanced, non-judgemental way. Sarah will teach
participants strategies to help release and enhance their singing voice as
well as reducing the power of that critical voice within.
Sarah Wright-Owens is a Singing Voice Specialist at the University Hospital
Birmingham where she works with a team of voice professionals to
diagnose, treat and rehabilitate performers with voice disorders. She is also
a Vocal Coach at the Royal Birmingham Conservatoire, University of
Birmingham in Selly Oak and teaches in private practice. In Oswestry,
Shropshire she runs a performing arts venue in a wonderful old welsh
congregational chapel with her musician husband, Stephen Owens
www.sarahwrightowens.com
www.hermonarts.co.uk
Event venue & nearby stays
Birmingham & Midland Institute, 9 Margaret Street, Birmingham, United Kingdom
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