Information
Idea
This group is a good starting point for voice work if you’re unsure where to begin, want to explore what can be done in this area, feel that your voice is weak, easily tired, or if you’re not utilizing its full potential. It’s also just a nice way to spend time after work and an opportunity to meet interesting, open-minded people who are eager to develop themselves.
Program
During the sessions, we learn how to control our voice, strengthen it, and make it more flexible. The program includes relaxation, breathing, listening, and emission exercises, as well as tasks for creatively using the voice. This way, we build a solid foundation for both speaking and singing. The workshops also involve elements of speech – how to speak clearly, loudly, and interestingly. We also learn to sing in a group in an enjoyable, not necessarily perfect, manner.
For whom?
For those who feel they don’t have control over their voice, don’t like it, or feel embarrassed by it.
For those who want to expand their vocal expression both in speech and singing.
For those who need to strengthen their voice through regular exercises.
When and where?
More info soon!
Other information
Up to 15 people will participate in the workshops, determined by the order of registration.
We exercise in comfortable clothing to have freedom of movement. We enter the workshop room with changed footwear or socks.
Please arrive 15 minutes before the scheduled start of the sessions. We prepare the space together and clean it up after the sessions.
Tea and coffee are available on-site.
Leaders
Speakers
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Piotr FilonowiczHe created and leads the theater workshops at the Academy of Theatre. He is a graduate of the Theater Academy and the Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw, and the founder of the groups Linia Nocna and Fabryka Destrukcja. He organizes ethnomusicological travels and conducts voice opening classes. He established the Voice Spinning Mill and is a co-creator of free improvisation. He has participated in numerous theater workshops (including under the direction of Eugenio Barba and Thomas Richards). Piotr Filonowicz is also the author of scripts produced in theater. He has published essays on Rilke, Proust, Schulz, and Wyspiański. He creates numerous artistic projects and is the president of the Contemporary Art Foundation.
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Aleksandra KowalczykSinger, educator, performer. She studied cultural studies and Slavic studies at the University of Warsaw and Bulgarian folk singing at the Academy of Music, Dance and Fine Arts in Plovdiv. She focuses on voice, sound perception, and interculturality. She founded the experimental vocal improvisation group Syreny. She has collaborated with the contemporary music magazine “Glissando” and the Węgajty Theater. She sings in the folk band Córy Mary. She is active in the Contemporary Art Foundation on projects related to performance and traditional vocal techniques. She conducts workshops on voice emission and traditional singing, as well as sound walks. She coordinates the Voice Spinning Mill vocal workshops.
Registration
Information
- Registration will start when we know more details 🙂
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