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Caitlin Smith Vocal Workshop

Published: Mon 25 Jun 2001 01:48 PM
There are still a few positions left in our Caitlin Smith vocal workshop this coming Saturday.
Caitlin Smith has worked with many NZ bands including Eye TV and Tadpole, in the studio as both a vocal coach and doing BV's.
Caitlin is passionate about expanding people's view of the voice as an instrument and upskilling the standard of vocalism in NZ. She also is currently working on a project to create networks and communication amongst vocalists. One of her strengths as a vocal coach is ensuring people look after their voices and can give you lots of tools to ensure you don't damage your voice, after all, you wouldn't expect a professional athlete to perform at their best and avoid injury if they didn't train properly, same goes for vocalists. She will give you methods to get the most efficient results from your practice and how to continue to learn by teaching yourself.
A full time session vocalist and vocal coach and lead singer of te Fondue Set, Caitlin has been profiled in the latest Brass and Pulp magazines. She has released 2 CDs that have received critical acclaim and wowed jazz festival audiences throughout Australasia.
Open to all Vocal Performers with Performance Experience
Areas Covered: Physiology of the Voice (Supporting the voice, breathing, resonators, vocal tract) Building and understanding the instrument Performance Vocal Hygiene/Voice care Voice relating to other instruments Releasing the voice There will also be discussion on common problems, what it means to be a vocalist, the culture of vocalism
NB: please be prepared to perform, bring an instrument if you use one. Not everyone may end up performing their material.
Time 1pm to approx 4pm Sat 3oth June
Cost $30, places limited, bookings essential ph 377-4866 nzmusic@temple.co.nz

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