Ana Flavia Zuim is a multi-award winning musical director and conductor, musician and associate director of vocal performance at NYU. Her credits include the likes of associate conductor and vocal coach for Billy Elliot tours in the USA and the rehearsal pianist for Hamilton on Broadway. Anna joins Alexa this week on Singing Teachers Talk to discuss her work as a researcher in the field of forensic voice analysis.
KEY MOMENTS
It was fascinating because it gave us an idea on the demands on the voice of preparing for a show
I don’t know if educating will change critics
The stimaga about voice and voice injury is real
RELEVANT LINKS & MENTIONS

• Journal of Voice
• Vocal Dose and Vocal Demands in Contemporary Musical Theatre by Ana Flavia Zuim, Celia F Stewart & Ingo R Titze
• Studied Productions: The Magic Flute by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart & Wonderland by Frank Wildhorn & Jack Murphy
• Maurice E Goodwin SLP
• Vocal Health Education 
• Example: Astonishing from Little Women by Sutton Foster 
• Ben Platt and Dear Evan Hansen
• Matt Edwards and the Asbury Park Press (Jon Bon Jovi vocal issues: What is going on and how can it be fixed?)

ABOUT THE GUEST
Ana Flavia Zuim is a multi award-winner musical director/conductor and an accomplished pianist, vocologist, electric bassist and expert witness. She serves as Associate Director of Vocal Performance at NYU, Steinhardt. Dr. Zuim holds a bachelor's degree in music from State University of Londrina (UEL), a master's in piano performance (Lynn University, 2006), a doctorate - Ph.D. in Fine and Performing Arts (Florida Atlantic University, 2012) and a Vocology certification (University of Utah, 2015).
Prior to joining the NYU faculty, Dr. Zuim served as Director of Contemporary Voice at the Frost School of Music with a secondary appointment as Lecturer of Otolaryngology at the Miller School of Medicine, University of Miami.
She is an active researcher and has worked in several productions including the Broadway musical Hamilton (Rehearsal Pianist - since 2016), the Broadway Across America tours of Billy Elliot (Associate Conductor/Vocal Coach, 2012), Joseph and the Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat (Keys, 2013), among others.
The knowledge of voice science and acoustics. She has served as an expert witness for cases involving both singing and speech, including a death threat case, contributing within her scope of practice to furthering a more just legal system in which evidence is evaluated through evidence-based, data-driven science.
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Stephanie is a self-employed natural health therapist, clinical nutritionist, author and health coach. With degrees in Performing Arts and nutritional medicine, and a Masters degree in counselling and psychotherapy, plus a long history as a multi-disciplinary physical therapist, she combines all 3 skill sets to help people with many kinds of health issues, both physical and psychological. Stephanie joins Alexa this week to discuss the do’s and don’ts for singers.  

KEY MOMENTS

‘Muscles, aches and pains, it’s all affected by nutrition’ 

‘We think about the brain being a separate bit of the body, but they do connect’ 

‘There are good fats and there are bad fats’ 

‘Microbes are the programmers of our health, they feed on fibre’

RELEVANT LINKS & MENTIONS

• Focus On The Body & The Singer Event
• Singing Teacher’s Talk Podcast; Ep.32 - The Bio-Psycho-Social Model with Stephen King
• BAST Membership: https://www.basttraining.com/membership-levels/
• The Laryngeal Nerves Blog (for the Vagus Nerve)
• Why Eating Less & Exercising More Makes You Fat! by Stephanie Moore
• Contact Stephanie Moore directly: [email protected]

ABOUT THE GUEST 

Stephanie is a self-employed natural health therapist, clinical nutritionist, author and health coach. With degrees in Performing Arts and nutritional medicine, and a Masters degree in counselling and psychotherapy, plus a long history as a multi-disciplinary physical therapist, she combines all 3 skill sets to help people with many kinds of health issues, both physical and psychological. 

Stephanie has worked in the natural health field for over 30 years offering a comprehensive assessment of my patients’ health issues to then provide detailed, personalised health programmes  addressing the individual’s health concerns.

For 9 years Stephanie was head of nutrition at Grayshott Medical Spa and clinical lead for the 7-day digestive health regime that she co-developed in 2012. Her gut health protocol is the inspiration behind GutGastronomy, a cookbook based on her gut healing philosophy. Since the closing of Grayshott Medical Spa in November 2020, Stephanie has relocated the health programme to Goodwood, where it is now run as a 5 day, fully immersive experience at the Goodwood hotel and spa. Stephanie also holds nutritional therapy clinics in Surrey and Online.

Stephanie is often featured in the media as a health expert; she published her first, best-selling book in 2017 called ‘Why Eatin

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Speech and language pathologist and singing voice specialist Kerrie Obert has conducted thousands of endoscopies to diagnose and help patients with laryngeal disorders. She is an author of four books, has presented globally at many events and is also the executive principle of getvocal-now.com. Kerrie joins Alexa as this week's guest on Singing Teachers Talk. 

KEY MOMENTS

‘The more I learn about the tongue and the pharynx, the more I think this cause needs to be championed’ 

‘I like to think about the tongue being like a game of tug of war’ 

‘We think an emotion then our body feels it’

RELEVANT LINKS & MENTIONS

• getvocal-now.com
• BAST Membership: https://www.basttraining.com/membership-levels/
• Singing With Your Whole Self by Samuel H Nelson & Elizabeth L Blades 
• BAST Book Review - Singing With Your Whole Self by Samuel H Nelson & Elizabeth L Blades: https://www.basttraining.com/singing-with-your-whole-self-a-guide-to-feldenkrais-and-singing/

ABOUT THE GUEST 

 Kerrie Obert is a speech language pathologist and singing voice specialist from Columbus Ohio. Ms. Obert holds degrees in both musical theatre performance and speech language pathology. She spent nearly 20 years working at The Ohio State University JamesCare Voice & Swallowing Disorders Clinic where she performed thousands of endoscopies as part of a diagnostic team and provided therapy to patients with a wide variety of laryngeal disorders. Ms. Obert was instrumental in setting up the Singing Health Specialization at OSU and served as the Director of Medical Arts for that program. Although she stepped away from her clinical duties at OSU, she remains on the faculty for research purposes. Ms. Obert has written four books on voice and has conducted clinical research using acoustics, MRI and EGG. She has presented on several continents and is passionate about bridging science and art. Ms. Obert is the executive principal of Getvocal-now.com, an online continuing education platform for singers, speech language pathologists and voice teachers. Her current research interests are in pharyngeal and tongue positions as they relate to boosting high frequency energy. 

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Guest Website:

• www.ObertVoiceStudios.com

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This week's guest is specialist Speech and Language Therapist, Lydia Hart. Lydia specialises in the field of Voice and Upper Airway and also works for the NHS and in the Joint Voice Clinic at Wexham Park Hospital. She joins Alexa on Singing Teacher’s Talk to talk about the work she does as an SLT and how that can help you as a singing teacher. 

KEY MOMENTS

‘The longer I’ve worked in this field… I’m realising that we overpathologize so much’ 

‘If I hear a voice that sounds a bit unusual then I might do a mental GRBAS of it’

‘If you know your own body then you’ll know if you’re getting reflux’ 

RELEVANT LINKS & MENTIONS

• Voice Care Centre: voicecarecentre.co.uk
• Vocal Health Education: vocalhealtlh.co.uk
• Declan Costello: www.voicedoctor.co.uk
• University of Reading: http://www.reading.ac.uk/
• GRBAS Scale
• PPI = Proton Pump Inhibitor
• Stephen King
• Singing Teacher’s Talk Podcast; Episode 32 - The Bio-Psycho-Social Model with Stephen King
• NeilMed Saline Nasal Rinse
• Tor Spence: voicefituk.co.uk; @voicefituk

ABOUT THE GUEST 

Lydia Hart is a specialist Speech and Language Therapist, working in the field of Voice and Upper Airway. This means she can help people who are experiencing difficulties with their speaking or singing voice, or other throat symptoms. Lydia is known for being vibrant, caring and sensitive, taking time to create and hold a space for clients to work on their voice in a holistic way.

Alongside her work at Voice Care Centre, Lydia works for the NHS and works in the Joint Voice Clinic at Wexham Park Hospital, with leading laryngologist Declan Costello. This involves assessment and management of a range of voice disorders, from muscle tension dysphonia to vocal cord paralysis, and her clinical expertise is constantly expanding.

Lydia is passionate about health and wellbeing, in both her personal and professional life. She enjoys yoga and breath work, as well as weightlifting and rock climbing. Lydia is a singer herself, and voice therapy – which ultimately means working with a person, not a diagnosis – is a true vocation for her.

EPISODE RESOURCES 

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Guest Website:

• www.lydiahartvoice.com

Social Media:

• @lydiahartvoice

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Vox Yoga is a holistic approach to voice training, considering the voice as a whole instrument. Rosie Secker works in exploring the connection between body, breath, mind and voice, allowing a singer to embody their performance and sing in a healthy and expressive way. She joins Alexa on Singing Teachers Talk to discuss the connection between voice and body. Rosie will also be a guest speaker at the next Focus On event, The Body and The Singer, on June 27, 2022

KEY MOMENTS
It can change you having a regular practice
Just getting moving is fantastic
Connecting to the breath helps us move more efficiency
You don’t need anything to become a beginner

RELEVANT LINKS & MENTIONS

• Focus On The Body & The Singer Event
• Yoga for Singers by Linda Lister 
• Vocal Yoga Teacher Certification with Heather Lyle
• Vocal Yoga: The Joy of Breathing, Singing and Sounding by Heather Lyle 
• Yoga and Singing by Judith E Carman
• Vocal Health Education
• BAST Training
• Thomas Myers: Myofascial Release 
• Vox Yoga Youtube Channel

ABOUT THE GUEST
Rosie trained with the vocal department at The Royal Birmingham Conservatoire, graduating with a First Class BMus (Hons). She went on to pursue a Master of Arts at Mountview Academy of Theatre Arts and since graduating has led a successful portfolio career as a singing teacher, holistic voice teacher and performer.
As a singing teacher, Rosie has worked in a variety of contexts with different colleges, ensembles, age groups and abilities. She currently teaches at Bird College (Conservatoire of Dance & Musical Theatre) on the Degree and Diploma courses, and teaches singing at Lewes Old Grammar School, also running three choirs. Rosie has completed Estill Levels 1&2, is a Certified Vocal Health First Aider and is hoping to become a Vocal Rehabilitation Professional. Rosie is also a Certified 500hr Yoga Teacher, Certified Vocal Yoga Teacher and runs her own Vox Yoga workshops for organisations and individuals.
Rosie works with singers to find their own unique voice, and sing with ease and confidence. Vox Yoga is a holistic approach to voice training, considering the voice as a whole instrument. Exploring the connection between body, breath, mind and voice, allows a singer to embody their performance and sing in a healthy and expressive way.

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Guest Website
voxyoga.co.uk
www.rosiesecker.co.uk

Social Media

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Debbie Winter is the director of the Voice Study Centre and creator of popular Facebook group Voice Geek. Debbie has three published peer reviewed articles and she’s partnered with the University of Wales Trinity Saint David to form a training pathway in vocal pedagogy. Hear her discussion with Alexa on taking the academic route on this week's Singing Teachers Talk.

KEY MOMENTS

‘A lot of foundation students go on to do some publishable work’ 

‘We give 5 times more support than your average academic degree’ 

‘You can’t be a lone wolf in the academic field’ 

EPISODE RESOURCES 

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Guest Website:

• voicestudycentre.com

Social Media:

• @voicestudycentre

RELEVANT LINKS & MENTIONS

• Voice Geek Facebook Group
• Cardiff Metropolitan University
• University of Wales Trinity St David
• Estill
• Juliet Russell
• Emily Foulkes
• Dr David Juncos
• Sophie Garner
• Chadley Ballantyne
• Jeanie LoVetri Somatic Voicework
• Dr Trineice Robinson-Martin
• Line Hilton:com
• Respiratory Function in Speech & Song by Thomas J Hixon
• Voice and Speech Trainers Association (VASTA)
• The Voice and Speech Review (VASTA)
• Rockford Sansom
• Journal of Voice
• Journal of Interdisciplinary Voice Studies
• National Association of Teachers of Singing (NATS)
• Journal of Singing (NATS)
• Christian Herbst (Vocal Registers Research)
• British Voice Association
• Association of Teachers of Singing (AOTOS)
• British Association for Performing Arts Medicine (BAPAM)
• Debbie Winter: [email protected]

ABOUT THE GUEST

Debbie Winter (LLB Hons, MA) lectured in Law and sang professionally on the jazz scene before deciding to change careers and become a vocal coach.

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Vocal coach and mental health first aider, Cat Ogden joins Bronwyn this week on Singing Teachers Talk to discuss the topics of well being and mental health. Cat’s studio specialises in singing for mental health and wellbeing and she is also studying for a masters where her research work focuses on adolescent mental health. 

KEY MOMENTS

‘Absolutely everyone should practice self care’

‘I can’t ever imagine a point in my life where I’m not learning about the voice’ 

‘The BAST course is the best thing I’ve ever done, it’s given me so many opportunities’ 

RELEVANT LINKS & MENTIONS

• Adverse Childhood Experiences

ABOUT THE GUEST 

Cat Ogden trained at UCLan in Music Theatre and is currently studying for a Master’s in Voice Pedagogy with the Voice Study Centre. She specialises in teaching children and young adults, and in singing for mental health and well-being. Cat has a certificate in mental health first aid, vocal health first aid and has completed the BAST 20 hour course. She lives in Cheshire.

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Guest Website:

• https://catogdensinging.com/

Social Media: 

• @catogdensinging

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Aliki Katriou is a metal singer and vocal coach who teaches across many different styles. She studied with New York Vocal Coaching and is now involved in helping train their coaches in extreme vocals, as well as delivering masterclasses on distortion for music schools across the US and UK. She joins Alexa on this week's Singing Teachers Talk to discuss exploring extreme vocals. 

KEY MOMENTS

‘I felt like the higher I went in my range, the more comfortable and effortless everything was’ 

‘I like students to have examples’ 

‘The fear of extreme vocals is only enforced by authority figures’ 

EPISODE RESOURCES 

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Guest Website:

• aliki.katriou.com

Social Media: 

• @aliki.katriou_vocals

RELEVANT LINKS & MENTIONS

• New York Vocal Coaching
• Artist Examples: Earth Song by Michael Jackson; Fit For An Autopsy; Cattle Decapitation; Opeth; Bring Me The Horizon; Slipknot; Bryan Adams; Britney Spears; In This Moment; Leave a Light On by Tom Walker; Arch Enemy; Beetlejuice the Musical; Kurt Cobain; Beyonce; Kristen Chenoweth; Nirvana; Soundgarden
• Mongolian Throat Singing research (for death metal growling)
• Vocal Health Education
• Descartes' Error by Antonio Damasio
• Aliki Katriou Youtube Channel

ABOUT THE GUEST 

Aliki loves singing in all its varieties, especially extreme vocals. A soprano, she started classical singing lessons at age 16, which she continues to this day. Realising early on that classical technique couldn't produce some tones that interested her, Aliki took contemporary singing lessons in a variety of styles and eventually trained as a singing teacher. She has an extensive knowledge of classical technique, contemporary styles and extreme vocals. Since 2013, she has been teaching voice to students from around the globe in many different genres. 

Aliki is known as the vocalist in the critically acclaimed Greek metal project Desolate Plains, the lyricist and female voice for Tattered Pages - an international project hailing from Birmingham - and the lyricist and vocalist for her own band; Eight Lives Down.

As a graduate from one of the world's leading vocal studios, New York Vocal Coaching, Aliki continues on as a consultant by training their vocal coaches on vocal distortions, and is also the guest speaker Distortion Specialist at their Teacher Training courses. She continues to study as an advanced voice teacher with world-renowned authors Dr. Gillyanne Kayes and Jeremy Fisher of Vocal Process and has been asked to tea

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What’s it like to turn your back on the corporate world and become your own boss? 18 months ago David Valks quit his career in recruitment and started his own vocal coaching business. David joins Bronwyn this week on Singing Teachers Talk to chat about how he got into singing teaching and what BAST has done for him.  

KEY MOMENTS

‘You always remember the singing teachers you had when you were younger and that inspires you’ 

‘It gave me a foundation and all the fundamentals I needed to start as a singing teacher’ 

‘Some people want a strict formal teacher, that’s not me, I want to have fun’

‘You learn from the student too’ 

RELEVANT LINKS & MENTIONS

ArtsEd School

D'Oyly Carte Opera Company

ABOUT THE GUEST 

David is a singing teacher, podcaster, and founder of the David Valks Singing School on the Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia.  

He started singing at a young age and was lucky to be trained by an amazing singing teacher in Scotland. He still uses the tools and techniques that he learned back then to this day.  The impact that this teacher was one of the reasons he went on to become a teacher himself.

David studied Musical Theatre for three years at Arts Educational in London. After graduating, he performed in the West End, with the D'Oyly Carte Opera Company, toured the UK many times (Joseph, Pirates of Penzance, Seven Brides for Seven Brothers and A Christmas Carol) and travelled the world as a lead vocalist for a cruise line. 

He completed the BAST programme for singing teachers before starting his singing studio.

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Guest Website

www.dvss.com.au

Social Media:

Facebook: DavidValksSingingSchool

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Bass-baritone Chadley Ballantyne is Assistant Professor of Music, Voice at Stetson University. Dr Ballantyne is a frequent guest speaker on the topic of applying vocal acoustic pedagogy for both classical and CCM techniques. He joins Alexa this week on Singing Teachers Talk to discuss acoustics, formants, and resonances. Think of this episode as your guide to getting to grips with vocal acoustics. 

KEY MOMENTS

‘If I can move a formant I can do something with it and get better at it’

‘You use language everyday so you use formants all day long’

‘We don’t even realise our body is reacting to that oncoming change’ 

‘This R that I’ve been given so much grief about in my classical singing is actually so cool’

RELEVANT LINKS & MENTIONS

• Pan-American Vocology Association Symposium
• NATs (National Association of Teachers of Singing)
• Vocology in Practice
• The Evolving Singing Voice: Changes Across the Lifespan by Karen Brunssen
• Ken Bozeman
• Justin Stoney & New York Vocal Coaching
• Singing Teachers Talk Podcast: Ep. 48 Getting Started as A Teacher, Creating Content & Vocal Versatility with Justin Stoney 
• Overtone Singing
• Ian Howell
• Voce Vista & Bodo Maas
• Practical Vocal Acoustics & Kinesthetic Vocal Pedagogy by Ken Bozeman 
• The work of Donald Gray Miller 

ABOUT THE GUEST 

 Bass-baritone Chadley Ballantyne is Assistant Professor of Music, Voice at Stetson University. Dr. Ballantyne is a frequent guest speaker on the topic of applying vocal acoustic pedagogy for both classical and CCM techniques. He has presented his work at the 2017 Pan-American Vocology Association Symposium in Toronto, Canada, the 2017 West Central and Central Regional NATS Conferences, the 55th NATS National Conference in Las Vegas, Nevada, the VASTA/PAVA 2018 Joint Conference in Seattle, Washington, the 2020 National Opera Association Southeastern Regional Conference, and at the 56th NATS National Virtual Conference. He is a co-instructor at the Acoustic Vocal Pedagogy Summer Workshop held at the New England Conservatory of Music. Chadley is a contributing author to The Evolving Singing Voice: Changes Across the Lifespan, by Prof. Karen Brunssen.

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Guest Website

• https://www.chadleyballantyne.com/
• https://

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