Vocals Only: Voice Therapy for Singers | Patricia Baldock | Specialist Session #6

May 27

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Some singers will find themselves working with a Speech Therapist. Dr Dan talks with his good friend and long time colleague, Patricia Baldock, about Voice Therapy for singers and the benefits of working on the spoken voice.

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About Dr Daniel K. Robinson

Daniel is a freelance artist and educator. In 2011 Daniel completed his Doctor of Musical Arts degree at the Queensland Conservatorium Griffith University. He has served as National Vice President (2009–11) and National Secretary for the Australian National Association of Teachers of Singing (2006–11) and was awarded the ANATS National Certificate of Recognition for service to the profession in 2012. Daniel is the principal Singing Voice Specialist for Djarts (www.djarts.com.au) and presents workshops and seminars to church singers across Australia and abroad. He and his wife Jodie have three children and live in Brisbane, Queensland Australia.

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