Jeannette LoVetri, Director

Workshops, Master Classes and Lectures

Why Workshops

Sometimes it is more expedient to learn in a group setting. Especially when working with the voice, there can be definite advantages to being in a group -- everyone can learn from everyone else and no one is exposed, alone, making sounds on his or her own. Group interaction is fun and energizing, especially when the individual running the group makes sure that the atmosphere is safe and that the group dynamic is comfortable.

Workshops are also cost effective, in that information about the voice, or about public presentation can be given to many people at once. Emersion is also an accepted learning modality, allowing individuals to absorb a large amount of data all at once. At the end of a workshop, it isn't unusual for an individual to have discovered an entirely new perspective on their voice, sometimes once which is also life-changing.

Workshops on public speaking are offered for executives, management, trainers, salespersons, and all those using the voice professionally, including clergy, lawyers, teachers, and actors.

Workshops on the singing voice have included teachers of singing, singers, actors, musical and choral directors, conductors, composers, as well as speech pathologists and throat specialists (MDs).

Workshops can be offered on site for groups of any size and vary in length from one hour to several days. Formats include showing various vocal video tapes, slide presentations, live demonstration, teaching, and discussion.

Workshops presented include:

  • "Music Theater Vocal Pedagogy for the 21st Century"
  • "Public Speaking The Easy Way: A Workshop For Those Who Speak Before The Public"
  • "Breath and Body Together: The Path Home"
  • "Voice Science for the Singing Teacher of the 21st Century"
  • "Speaking and Singing And Everything In Between"(With Dr. Daniel R. Boone)
  • "Voice, Lies and Videotape"(Also with Dr. Boone)
  • "How To Apply Voice Science In The Voice Studio"
  • " Crossover Singing: What Works, What Doesn't and Why"

For Workshops scheduled for 2013 please see our Upcoming Events page


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CCM Vocal Pedagogy Institute at Shenandoah University

The Contemporary Commercial Music Vocal Pedagogy Institute Our eleventh year featuring Somatic Voicework™, the LoVetri Method, runs July 13-22, 2013 for levels I, II and III. It continues to be the first and only vocal pedagogy course offering graduate and doctoral credit for courses on CCM. It also offers a number of post certification courses for those who are certified as Level III graduates. Please view our new 2013 brochure. For more information please visit CCM Institute For further questions please contact: Kathryn Green at kgreen@su.edu.

Other Venues for Somatic Voicework™ Level I

Somatic Voicework™ Level I will also be offered January 18-20, 2013, at UMass Dartmouth. For details and registration information please check out our 2013 Umass brochure For more information please contact Marcelle Gauvin

New in New York City!!! Somatic Voicework™ Level I will now be offered May 17-19, 2013 at the City College of New York. For details and registration information, visit our 2013 brochure. For more information please contact Suzanne Pittson.

Somatic Voicework™ Level I will be offered for the second year, June 14-16, 2013, at the University of University of Central Oklahoma at Edmond, OK. Please view out 2013 brochure for registration forms. For more information, please contact Barbara Streets at UCO.

Somatic Voicework™ Level I will offered again for the third year October 25-27, 2013, at the University of Michigan at Ann Arbor. Until our 2013 brochure, is ready please view our 2012 brochure.. For more information, please contact Marci Rosenberg

Workshops/Masterclasses

Jeanie LoVetri will be conducting a series of masterclasses and workshops, February 22-24, 2013 at Baldwin Wallace University, Berea Ohio.