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Integrated Voice in more detail...
Module One
Fundamentals of Vocal Integration
This module
deals with deconstructing vocal function and develops tools
for understanding voice research and its vocabulary. The
module will provide further information on anatomy, physiology
and basic acoustics. It will enable you to understand voice
use in terms of vocal function, how the individual parts of
the vocal mechanism move and to target personal skills using
work learned in Singing and the Actor Training.
Four tutorials
are provided as part of Module One. These provide an
opportunity to clarify personal practice and support you
through the course work. The tutorials will help you to
identify and address gaps in understanding.
Module One
Induction:
Induction
provides an opportunity to raise any fears about coursework
and to ask questions about course management. You will be
guided through the programme, what is expected of you, how to
access resources and maintain contact with tutors during the
course. Course director Gillyanne Kayes will introduce members
of the faculty. It is an excellent opportunity to meet with
other course members.
Unit One
Vocal Anatomy for Voice Professionals
Unit Two
Introduction to Computer Voice Training
Unit Three
Practical Phonetics
Unit Four
The
Developing Voice
Unit Five
With One Voice
Module One
Certification
On successful completion of Module One, you may apply
to continue the programme by written application. Additionally, you
may be called to interview on your suitability to continuing with
the programme.
Module Two
Advanced Vocal Practice
This comprises
the learning of diagnostic tools, advancing personal vocal
skills and applying the work in teaching practice.
Successful
completion of Module Two results in the ‘Certificate of
Advanced Vocal Practice’.
Module Two Induction: This will be an opportunity to
meet new course members and to discuss the next stage of the
programme. The session will be led by Gillyanne Kayes and
Jeremy Fisher who will help you identify positive changes in
your voice use, auditory skills and understanding. You will
also be encouraged to identify any gaps in understanding. The
session will end with a short training video to familiarise
you with the larynx in different vocal gestures as a
preparation for Advanced Singing and the Actor Training.
Module Two is about putting the information into practice in
your chosen environment. You will develop an understanding of
how the parts of the voice function as a whole. You will
develop tools for effective communication and clarify
terminology used in vocal pedagogy. In addition, there will be
a session in an endoscopy clinic to deepen your understanding
of the anatomy and physiology from Module One.
As in Module One, tutorials will support you in refining your
personal practice. There will be additional small-group
seminars to discuss and reflect on teaching challenges and to
explore the application of the work in different vocal genres
and environments.
Unit Six
Advanced
Singing
and the Actor Training
Unit Seven
Introduction to Endoscopy and the Voice Clinic
Unit Eight (Option One)
Studio
Voice Work
Unit Eight (Option Two)
Clinical Voice Work
Unit Nine (Option One)
Belting
Explained
Unit Nine (Option Two)
The
Voice of Violence
Unit Ten
Observed Teaching or Clinical Practice
Module 2: Certification
On successful completion of Module Two, you
may apply to continue the programme by written application.
Additionally, you may be called to interview on your
suitability to continuing with the programme.
Module
Three
Specialisation
The programme
concludes with a personal project that represents work at an
advanced level in your chosen field. This practical project is
supported by a written dissertation.
Successful
completion of all three modules entitles you to a ‘Certificate
of Accreditation’ from Vocal Process.
The work is
taught via a number of mandatory units, personal mentoring
sessions, small group seminars and long-distance supervision.
Assessment is via practical work, computer voice analysis,
self-assessment, case studies, observed teaching and written
work. Small group seminars and one-to-one mentoring sessions
are only available to those who are registered on Integrated
Voice. Certain courses are available to those not enrolled on
the full programme. In order to receive certification at each
level you must successfully complete all units, including any
related assignments and assessments.
Module Three
is an opportunity for you to investigate and develop a
particular field of interest. Your work will be expressed
through a practical project and written dissertation. At the
end of the module you will discuss your findings with a panel
of examiners.
There are
three requirements to fulfil on this module:
1. A
Practical Project
2. A
Written Dissertation
3. Viva
Voce with panel of examiners
A Practical
Project
A Written
Dissertation
Viva Voce with
panel of examiners
Module Three
Learning Outcomes
Module Three
Assessment
Programme
completion and Accreditation
Integrated Voice prospectus
Part 1
About you
About us
The
faculty
What
you will gain from the programme
Part 2
Overview of programme
Timescale
Fees
Entry to the programme
Part 3
Module One: Fundamentals of Vocal Integration
Module Two: Advanced Vocal Practice
Module Three: Specialisation
Programme completion and Accreditation
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