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About this Skillbreak
Become friends with your voice and dare to use it as it is intended to be used. In this workshop you will use singing as a tool to get to know your voice and play with your entire register. The workshop begins with breathing exercises to make you relaxed and comfortable and to feel all the dimensions of the body and the natural breathing pattern. You get powerful exercises to help you get the best out of your voice for the right situation, whether it's singing at home or giving a speech at work. After the workshop, you have a whole new insight into how you can use your voice for song and speech!
You'll learn
- Exercises to get to know your voice and your personal expression
- Strengthen your voice and increase your register
- Basic techniques in singing
Hosted by
Anna Wiborg
Since 2019
My name is Anna Wiborg but I listen better to Wibban. I work with voice and song and I love having new projects underway. I've spent a lot of time in New York learning more gospel, which I love! I have also improved my knowledge of singing by meeting world star singing educators. I am a singer, singing coach, speech coach, choir coach and I teach rhythmic choir conducting in Stockholm and around the world. I also lead the gospel choirs Sthlmeast gospel choir and Sthlm gospel crew. In addition, I give singing lessons, workshops, lectures and lessons in voice and singing. I coach singers / artists who need support and help in different situations. I work with the Choir, and have a podcast with my colleague, the rhetoric consultant Klara Härgestam, listen to it!
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Details
2h
Hosted in Swedish or English
4 - 7 participants
Snacks included
Material included
The location
Roslagsgatan 19, Stockholm
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Safety measures
Keep a safe physical distance between yourself and other people. When you meet your host(s) and other guests, don't shake hands or hug – try a no-contact greeting instead.
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