Spotlight@SDA: Kristin Linklater
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- čas přidán 14. 06. 2024
- Kristin Linklater reflects on Shakespeare, breath, nature and more as it applies to her work in voice coaching.
Spotlight@SDA is an initiative created by Dean David Bridel to bring some of the industry’s most influential artists to share their advice, perspective and experience with our students through informal Q&A sessions, workshops and master classes.
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The Spolight@SDA event featuring Kristin Linklater was filmed in December 2019 by the USC School of Dramatic Arts.
I'm a classical singer and teacher from Vienna, so very grleatfull for her book "Develop yourown voice", I reed it in German language. It changed my whole perspective of singing and of the body as our instrument. It would make a huge difference when someone explaned it to me, as I started to cultivate my voice many years ago in a school. Thank you very much for this interview!
This is such an important and wonderful discussion. All these years later, I think Kristin Linklater is still the greatest voice teacher at work today. I strongly recommend her book "Freeing the Natural Voice" to anyone - not just theatre people - but anyone interested in developing voice. Voice is such an invaluable part of our lives, but too often neglected. Someone once said, "Your voice is your second face." Anyway... Thank you so much for sharing this!
Do you remember who said 'Your voice is your second face" ?
Thanks for sharing this interview with Kristin Linklater
I have that wildness too, travel to NYC and no idea how will going. But I trust in myself, is my nature. When I think something my brain say to me: LET´S DO IT!! looool Thanks for this wonderful interview, I´m completing my university TFM about voice, thanks a lot!!!
Great interview! Thank you.
This woman lived for her work and so it now feels inevitable that the forbiddings of the outbreak would take their huge toll. I think Kristin, who represented a lineage in the theatric vocal arts, was the last great voice teacher of the 20th. Tragic loss
Thank you.
How lucky we are to be able to see and hear you and Kristin. Timeless and timely now more than ever. Thank you
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