SINGING RAINBOWS

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an holistic guide to singing

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Singing Rainbows: An Holistic guide to your Singing Voice A second edition to the 2012 Book. Based on a teaching and professional career of 25 years, Dr Isabel Aimee (Berkeley) shares her insights, research and deep experience using the voice as an energy-transformation tool to affect the soul and influence in the most profound way. From basic health, breathing, overtone production, performance strategies and spiritual healing, this book brings you closer to your own most powerful instrument of change: your voice. INSPIRITION PUBLISHING to enliven and encourage

Détails

Date de publication: Apr 14, 2025
Langue: English
ISBN: 9781326522056
Catégorie: Religion & spiritualité
Copyright: Tous droits réservés - Licence de copyright standard
Contributeurs: Par (auteur): Dr Isabel Aimee Berkeley

Caractéristiques

Pages: 91
Type de reliure: Livre à couverture souple Livre à couverture souple
Couleur de l’intérieur: Couleur
Dimensions: A5 (5,83 x 8,27 po / 148 x 210 mm)

Mots-clés

healing voice singing sound vocal confidence performing concerts nerves personal awareness improvisation nodules overtones throat emotions theatre pop music opera classical

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À propos de Isabel Aimee Berkeley PhD INSPIRITION @The Speaking House

My approach treats the arts & communion with nature as living practices that free what is already present in each person. Rather than simply passing on information, I create conditions in which children and adults can safely release emotion, find their own voice, & grow a quiet, lasting sense of self-worth. Every human being wants to be seen and heard. This holds whether the person is two or seventy, whether they come with privilege or with special educational needs such as dyslexia or autism. I begin by building rapport & a calm, enthusiastic atmosphere. Active listening and kind communication come first. Only then do we move into technique—and detail. Because the learning stays both playful and precise, it takes root. Emotion that has been held inside is given form: a song, a role, a drawing, a book or a movement sequence becomes a safe container. The person feels the emotion, shapes it, and is met with acceptance rather than judgement. Confidence rises not mainly from praise, but from the person’s own successful expression. Self-esteem expands because they have acted from their own latent capacity and been truly witnessed. Space and place are essential to this process. The performing arts then become the living practice that alchemises those emotions inside a place that supports, rather than confines. Quieter participants begin to take creative risks, already-expressive ones deepen their range, and everyone leaves more organised in thought, more resilient.

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