NASHVILLE, TN
Vocal Training and Care Workshops
Karen Lyu — Holistic Voice Coach
News Anchor English
Saturday, May 11th, 2019
10am-12pm and 1:30pm-3:30pm
Tennessee Language Center (aka TFLI)
220 French Landing Dr., Floor 1, Nashville, TN 37228
MAP
Saturday, May 11th, 2019
10am-12pm and 1:30pm-3:30pm
Tennessee Language Center (aka TFLI)
220 French Landing Dr., Floor 1, Nashville, TN 37228
MAP
The interpreter’s voice is their tool of the trade, and without the proper care, this indispensible tool can suffer irreparable damage. If the interpreter loses their voice, they lose their job.
Vocal training and care is as important for an interpreter as it is for a singer or an actor. Interpreters deal with many of the same conditions and requirements that singers and actors do, including the need to modulate volume, project sound, enunciate with clarity, speak for long periods without rest and perform in less than ideal environments, even when sick, hoarse and coughing.
This workshop will help anybody who employs their voice as their tool of trade improve their diction, voice projection and resonance, clarity, stamina and vocal health as well as help reduce sick days and address the challenges of working when sick, among other benefits. The “News Anchor English” and “How to Prevent Losing Your Voice” vocal workshops are being presented in partnership with the Tennessee Association of Professional Interpreters and Translators (TAPIT) and the kind support of the Tennessee Language Center (TLC, formerly TFLI).
Level of the workshop
Beginner to advanced.
Target audience
Anybody searching to improve and protect their voice.
Agenda
Workshop #1, 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM
News Anchor English Vocal Training — Accent Reduction and Voice Projection and Control
- Vocal Projection and Resonance Techniques
- General American English diction for 22 International Phonetic Alphabet Vowel Phonemes
- General American English diction for 28 International Phonetic Alphabet Consonant Phonemes
- Implementation - Tongue Twisters and Random Reading
Free Bonus: All participants will receive free charts and audio MP3s
Workshop #2, 1:30 to 3:30 PM
How to Prevent Losing Your Voice
- 3 Common Preventable Vocal Health Issues
- 16 Dos and 5 Don'ts to Prevent Losing Your Voice (warm ups, supplements, sprays, tools, and more)
- 5 Ways to Become Healthier to Improve Your Breath and Stamina
- Handy Shopping List with Links
Free Bonus: All participants will receive a free presentation PDF
About the Trainer
Karen Lyu, the Holistic Voice Coach, has been recognized as a voice expert by eHow.com, EzineArticles.com, VocalDisorders.org, TRCB.com, TheModernVocalistWorld.com, StarTribune.com, Asian American Press and Korean Quarterly Newspaper. She is also an international member in good standing of the Voice and Speech Trainers Association. Her passion for singing, and struggle with her own voice, have led her to over a dozen voice instructors—including Roberta Davis (Berklee School of Music) and Dr. Oren Brown (Juilliard), researching various methods—including Seth Riggs' Speech Level Singing and Dr. Morton Cooper's ("The Voice Doctor"), a Bachelor’s in Jazz Studies – Vocal Performance from Cornell College, various holistic health workers, and 20 years of voice coaching. Karen also has had voiceover training with renowned voice talent instructor, Don Cosgrove (The Talent Center) in Minneapolis. She specializes in easy and fun ways that even beginners can remember how to improve their voices. In the US, she has offered group learning experiences for various topics, such as "If You Can Speak, You Can Sing", "6 Keys to Vocal Ease", "Speak Clearly", "Singing 101", and "Empower Your Voice for Women" at West Bank School of Music, Doosan Corporation, Dreamland Arts, Walker Community Church, One World Festival, Pronoia Fest, her independent studio and by teleconference. In Seoul, South Korea, Karen has successfully taught two 2-hour live versions of bot her “How to Prevent Losing Your Voice” workshop and her “News Anchor English” workshop. In addition, Karen’s awards include a Minnesota State Arts Board grant for musical theater, a NashvilleMuse songwriting award and a MusiCares/Grammy Foundation emergency assistance grant. A Korean-American native English-speaker who has lived in CA, TX, MN, IA, back to MN, and also TN, she is now enjoying life back in Seoul, South Korea. Currently, Karen is also a much-loved part-time English teacher at an award-winning ChildU-affiliated UBestA Academy in Seoul, Korea. She has 8 years of part-time experience as an English teacher, and earned a Level 1 Certificate with Distinction ACTDEC honors with the ONTESOL TESOL (Teaching English Speakers of Other Languages) certification program.
Online general resume: http://www.linkedin.com/in/karenlyu
Online acting resume: http://www.backstage.com/u/karenlyu
Cost
The cost of each workshop is $35 for Tennessee Association of Professional Interpreters and Translators (TAPIT) members and $40 for non-members ($70 total for TAPIT members and $80 total for non-members).
CEU credits
4 Foreign Language credits by the Tennessee Administrative Office of the Courts (judicial interpreters).
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Payment $70 TAPIT member Both workshops 10am-3:30pm CEUs: 4 FL credits, TN AOC Please fill out the registration form below after making your payment. |
Payment $35 TAPIT member 1 workshop 10am-12pm or 1:30pm-3:30pm CEUs: 2 FL credits, TN AOC Please fill out the registration form below after making your payment. |
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Payment $80 non-member Both workshops 10am-3:30pm CEUs: 4 FL credits, TN AOC Please fill out the registration form below after making your payment. |
Payment $40 non-member 1 workshop 10am-12pm or 1:30pm-3:30pm CEUs: 2 FL credits, TN AOC Please fill out the registration form below after making your payment. |