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TESTIMONIALS

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“The freedom of singing and the inner freedom of the human being are deeply interconnected.”

Lajos Szamosi

Founder of the Libero Canto Approach

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As an official offshoot of the Libero Canto School of Singing, Vocal De-Armoring™ (Vo-De) is an umbrella term for a somatic and holistic approach to working with singing and voice-giving. Vo-De applies certain transformative approaches from that school more broadly, not only in service of freer singing, but in service of healing, self-growth, sexuality, and spiritual inquiry.

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Vocal De-Armoring for Freer Singing helps professional singers  working on Broadway, singing in stadiums around the world, leading song circles, singing classical music, etc. to sing with more freedom, joy, ease, coordination and mastery. It can also help with healing certain vocal injuries.  For non-professionals, we may focus on non-musical vocal expression, like reading poetry or other texts, verbal communication etc. One’s relationship to voice-giving is complex and rich, whether or not you consider yourself a singer.

 

Vocal De-Armoring for the Nervous System creates a container in which the focus is not on preparing music for performance, but on healing.  While Vo-De is always tuning to the state of the nervous system, in these sessions the focus is primarily on listening to your body and regulating the nervous system through the unique vocal, touch-based and imagination-based practices Vo-De offers.  Journey with and in your body as you get to know all aspects of voice including inner voice.  

 

If you’re not sure which application is best for you, discuss this with Marisa.

Stay in touch and get updates on upcoming programs and workshops 

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