The British Voice Association

 

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2nd May 2008

Van Lawrence Prize 2008

The British Voice Association is pleased to announce that the Van Lawrence Prize 2008 was awarded to Jude Brereton and David Howard, from the Department of Electronics, University of York for their paper “The Effect of Different Acoustic Environments on Singing Voice Performance”.

Click here to find out more and to read an abstract

Ask the BVA...

This is a new idea inspired by the many enquiries we receive at the BVA office. Anyone with a voice related query or who would simply like to be in touch with others having similar problems is welcome to contact the BVA.

Click here to find out more

BVA and GSAMD (logos)Choice for Voice 2008 (logo)

Multidisciplinary Approaches to Performance, Health and Research in Voice

10th, 11th and 12th July 2008
The Guildhall School of Music & Drama and the Barbican Centre, London

The conference focus will be on Multidisciplinary Approaches to Performance, Health and Research in Voice and the programme will include presentations from invited speakers, workshops, free papers, masterclasses and an exhibition.

Presented by The British Voice Association and The Guildhall School of Music & Drama

Click here for full details including programme, registration form downloads, accommodation suggestions and more

(Programme details updated: 24-04-08)

World Voice Day logoWorld Voice Day - held on 16 April every year

Click here to find out more and what activities took place in the UK to celebrate World Voice Day 2008

Looking At A Voice - screen imageEndoscopy e-book

Vocal Process has produced a downloadable, endoscopy video, e-book, called Looking at a Voice, the first in a projected series. 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're delighted that the BVA is one of the charities chosen to receive such donations.

This video e-book shows endoscopic footage filmed by Julian McGlashan of a healthy larynx speaking and singing five vowels. Jeremy Fisher is both the subject and the narrator. There's more information on Vocal Process's website at www.vocalprocess.co.uk