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Updated: 30th November 2009
Voice Clinics Forum, 2010
The Voice Clinics Forum meeting scheduled for Friday, 5th February 2010 has been postponed. We have become aware of other meetings that conflict with this date. The BVA will reschedule this meeting in due course. We apologise for any inconvenience caused.
RESEARCH DAY: Exploring Voices
March 13th 2010
Park Crescent Conference Centre, London W1W 5PN
A one-day conference about recent voice research from scientific, arts and educational, and clinical perspectives. The day will also include presentation of short-listed papers for the prestigious Van Lawrence Prize, worth £500 to the winner.
Programme and application forms available shortly
BVA COURSE IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE CITY LIT
Keeley Street, London WC 2B 4BA
- FUNDAMENTALS OF THE SINGING VOICE (1)
January 17th to March 21st 2010: 10.30 to 13.30
BVA COURSE IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE CITY LIT
Keeley Street, London WC 2B 4BA
- FUNDAMENTALS OF THE SINGING VOICE (2)
April 25th to May 23rd 2010: 10.30 to 13.30
Multidisciplinary Approaches to Performance, Health and Research in Voice
5th, 16th and 17th July 2010
the Royal Academy of Music, London
Download paper/workshop/poster submission document and find out more
World Voice Day
April 16 each year is World Voice Day.
Find out more about World Voice Day activities which took place place in the UK (and abroad) in 2009
Voice Clinics Information Booklet 2008-2009
The BVA's comprehensive list of Voice Clinics in the UK has been enhanced and compiled into a booklet which is now available to download in printer-friendly PDF format.
Download the Voice Clinics Information Booklet (271kb PDF document)
Endoscopy e-book
Vocal Process has produced six downloadable endoscopy video e-books called Voicebox Videos. They are making donations amounting to 10% of the sales of the videos to registered charities that are concerned with voice, music, health or teaching. We are delighted that the BVA is one of the charities chosen to receive such donations.
The video e-books show endoscopic footage filmed by Julian McGlashan, Tom Harris and Moshe Harrell, of a healthy larynx performing different fundamental vocal tasks in speaking and singing. This is a useful teaching resource produced by Jeremy Fisher. Jeremy and Gillyanne Kayes are the subjects and Jeremy narrates. There is more information on www.voiceboxvideos.com or on the main Vocal Process website at www.vocalprocess.co.uk