Singing Workshops

Voice Repair Workshop - June 22 & 23, 2013


When: June 22 & 23, 2013 | 12pm - 5:30pm

Where: The Royans Professional Vocal School
             648 Finch Ave E Unit 9, Toronto, Canada M2K 2E6

What: Does your voice hurt when you sing or speak?


This workshop is a 2 day semi-private interactive course that allows singers and public speakers to learn the innovative Vocal Science™ technique, guided by Voice Repair Specialist, Diana Yampolsky. For those with vocal problems, it is an opportunity to preview how to holistically and naturally repair, and prevent, voice and vocal problems.

Registration is limited to 5 participants, so that Ms. Yampolsky can ensure as much individual attention as possible.

Participants will be provided with a complimentary lunch, on both days, and a copy of Ms. Yampolsky's book "Vocal Science - Flight to the Universe" (Value of $35.00).

Cost: $325 (includes lunch and book)
Registration: Open Now.

Call: 416-229-0976 or 1-888-229-TUNE (8863)

E-mail: info@vocalscience.com
Or visit our website: www.vocalscience.com

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