SNAPPER VOICE STUDIOS

O liquid and free and tender! O wild and loose to my soul—O wondrous singer! -Walt Whitman

Garden Concert 8/10

August 10th, 7pm
At the home of Judith Wiesberg
4852 Marlborough Dr. (Off Adams Ave., east of the studio near the 15)
San Diego 92116

Friends and family welcome!

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Contact me:
213/595-3993
jsnapper@yahoo.com

LESSONS

Lessons are tailored to your individual needs and goals. You will cultivate solid vocal technique, and work on some or all of the following:

-Anxiety/stage fright
-Musicianship (pitch/rhythm)
-Languages
-Expressive interpretation
-A healthy, attractive speaking voice
-Building repertoire (song list)
-Songwriting
-Auditioning &
professional development

How it works...

Just call, or email me and we will set a time to meet at my studio. I will test your range, evaluate your vocal strengths and discuss any technical or musical issues you have. You will get a feel for my studio, and have the opportunity to ask me questions.

The consultation is free.

Most singers opt for one-on-one weekly lessons. You also have the option of small group lessons, or working intensively for a short time. It all depends on your needs and goals.

ABOUT YOUR TEACHER

Juliana Snapper: Juliana Snapper is an artist and educator with a deep interest in people's voices, and a gift for activating them. A California native, Juliana received her B.M. in vocal performance from the Oberlin Conservatory of Music before returning to California to pursue an interdisciplinary musicology Ph.D at UC San Diego. Her students' honors include grammy and emmy awards among others, and she has written on the voice for numerous publications.

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Like a trip to the gym, singing regularly also

o Lowers heart rate & blood pressure
o Reduces stress
o Improves neurological & neuromuscular coordination
o Increases blood oxygen levels
o Improves memory & concentration
o Triggers energetic & euphoric uplift
o Supports immune function
o Strengthens back & corrects posture
o Tones abdominal muscles
o Improves tone & articulation of speaking voice
Sources: Journal for the Royal Society of Health, Dec. 2001; Natural Health May 2005; BBC News online.

RESOURCES - links

Anatomy of vocal tract
Hub site for singers
Info on Neti Pot (help for troubled sinuses)
Song texts
Video clips of vocal cords

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