To varying degrees, the workshop can be adapted to either of two points of emphasis, those of listening and of making vocal sounds. We will explore aural awareness various activities, including exercises and pieces based on the Deep Listening work of composer Pauline Oliveros.
A simple and logical understanding of the voice's physiology is also given.

The voice is an extremely personal mode of expression, and to be able to use it advantageously one must learn to hear it accurately. Throughout, these themes of vocalizing and listening are tied together by a series of guided vocal improvisations that are fun.

Suitable for singers of all levels and also for complete beginners. Has also proven to be successful with dancers, actors, musicians and visual artists.

"The body literally vibrates with sound. (sic) This gives humans a striking advantage in relating to the environment. The act of singing permits us to open a dialogue with space so that we become flooded by its vibrations and merge with it acoustically speaking. As soon as you sing you get feedback from your surroundings."

The Ear and the Voice - Dr. A. A. Tomatis