For the fearful and finely-tuned.

Gain confidence and grace by learning how to engage your nervous system for a more integrated connection between your mind, body, and voice. This exciting workshop will help you uncover the hidden power of Movement and Sound and help you to connect with your voice, the space around you, and others.

We will merge the subtle and profound movements of the Feldenkrais Method® with vocal coaching exercises that will help you find  freedom in the sound. Guaranteed to be a day of exploration, expression and discovery.

We invite you to join us for this unique workshop and learn how to find your voice in motion.

• Want to sing but are afraid?
• Learn how to identify and move through areas of chronic tension and vocal difficulty.
• Are you a singer, actor, or dancer and interested experiencing your vocal instrument as an integrated whole?
• Learn how to deepen your connection with your audience and improve your performance.
• Are you meditator, a mover & shaker, or a mother looking to explore how freeing your voice can help you connect with yourself and those around you?
• Learn exercises you can continue to use at home!

*Pre-register by September 23, 2011 for discount rate.

Who We Are

So you have probably already perused through this site and gotten a sense for Buffy’s work (if not find out more about Buffy now), but what about this Juliana Snapper?

Juliana Snapper,  B.M., M.A., C. Phil.  is an artist and educator with a deep interest in people’s voices, and a gift for activating them. A California native, Juliana received her B.M. in vocal performance from the Oberlin Conservatory of Music before returning to California to pursue an interdisciplinary musicology Ph.D at UC San Diego. Her students’ honors include grammy and emmy awards among others, and she has written on the voice for numerous publications.

To find out more about Juliana you can visit her teaching website snapperstudios.com or her performance & academic site julianasnapper.org. You can also check out some amazing clips of her experimental performances on YouTube. Or if you are feeling the need to jump right in (and I hope you are) book a session with her by calling: (213) 595-3993