Lectures
Sometimes a direct talk on a specific topic is the most effective way to reach an audience.
When addressing issues that are important for verbal communication and musical expression, there are numerous ways to impart clear and useful information in a lecture.
For both singing and speaking, useful organized and clear tools can be conveyed through a lecture format, including audio and video support, and written handouts.
Lecture topics include:
- What Is Vocal Function for Singing?
- How To Succeed In New York
- Connecting the Voice and the Body as Partners
- Discovering the Voice From the Inside Out.
Lectures for the Musical Theater Community:
- Singing is as Important as Acting
- Vocal Function is not the Same as Vocal Technique
- Dissecting Vocal Challenges in 21st Century Musical Theater Composition
- When the Actor’s Voice and the Role Demands Don’t Match.
For Speakers:
- On Communication: Your Voice Is Your Identity
- Persuasive Speech — How To Get It
- The Power of Clear Communication In Any Business
- Enhancing Your Professional Identity Through Powerful Speech.
Other topics are available on request. Contact Jeanie Lovetri today to discuss her lecture at your event.