The Heart of the Breath (Vocal Health and Rehabilitation: Clinical Pathways and Practical Applications). Cet article n’est pas disponible.The Heart of the Breath (Vocal Health and Rehabilitation: Clinical Pathways and Practical Applications)

This book is a comprehensive resource for singers, singing teachers and all those seeking to understand more about the principles of breathing from a rehabilitation perspective. It includes a detailed vocal rehabilitation case study that demonstrates practically how these principles have been successfully applied, reflecting the Author's extensive experience in this field. With a clearly laid out rehabilitation pathway, it incorporates progressive practice routines that are supported by instructive audio and video clips. The book is masterfully illustrated by artist, Meg Pike, who has collaborated closely with the author to reinforce its concise and digestible approach with pictorial detail and imagery.

Aiming to make the understanding of vocal rehabilitative techniques more readily accessible, it is essential reading for those who want to engage with this topic at a deeper level.

Alison Mary Sutton, GGSM PGCA FISM, trained at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama, London, gaining honours in Graduate and Recital Diplomas and winning several major awards. As a concert singer, she has performed at most of the major London concert halls and, as part of a voice/harp duo, has fulfilled numerous recital engagements at music clubs and festivals throughout the UK.She has performed many operatic roles, working with Kent Opera, Pavilion Opera, London Opera Players, London Opera Factory and Opera de Lyon, with whom she toured in Europe and the USA. She has also sung with the Monteverdi Choir. Alison has had a long career as a singing teacher, examiner, adjudicator, and choral workshop tutor. For many years she examined for GSM&D and for the ABRSM as a Diploma examiner. Adjudicating engagements have included Leith Hill Musical Festival and Sligo International Choral Festival. Alison ran her own residential solo singing course for several years in the Cotswolds in the UK, which was subsequently revived as part of the International Summer School of Music at Shrewsbury. She has also tutored at Hereford International Summer School and Benslow Music Trust. She was the External Specialist Assessor on the final recitals panel at Birmingham Conservatoire for several years, returning to conduct a vocal workshop, and has been on the jury for the AESS National Junior English Song Competition.Alison is very committed to her work as the singing rehabilitation coach in the Voice Clinic at Cheltenham General Hospital and sustains a busy private rehabilitation practice.