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SINGING TECHNIQUE INTENSIVEwith Master Voice TeacherMary SetrakianThis one-day SINGING TECHNIQUE INTENSIVE is open to all students, professional and non-professional. Cost (half-price): $50 Limited Space: Pre-Paid Reservations required. Where: New Collective LA 6440 Santa Monica Blvd. Los Angeles, CA 90038 Info: 323-871-1376 Come learn how to connect your Voice Technique with your Emotional Life with Master Voice Teacher Mary Setrakian and her REVOLUTIONARY SEND! In this one-day intensive, Mary teaches her REVOLUTIONARY SEND connecting five elements of Singing Technique with five elements of the Emotional Life. Mary gives individual attention and group exercises to all. Singers, actors, dancers and even those who want to heal and work on their speaking voices are welcome. ALL levels will benefit professionally. As a voice teacher, Mary prepared Nicole Kidman for her Golden Globe Award winning and Oscar nominated performance in Baz Luhrman’s Moulin Rouge. She taught the stars of John Turturro’s musical movie Romance & Cigarettes, including Kate Winslet, James Gandolfini, Mandy Moore and Bobby Cannavale. Mary is called upon by Disney to teach the leading players for the Broadway and touring companies of Elton John’s Billy Elliot, Aida and The Lion King, Phil Collins’ Tarzan, and Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Bombay Dreams. Mary is known internationally – She teaches around the world in Russia, Portugal, England and her beloved Italy. Other students include Mary J. Blige, Juliette Binoche, Sierra Boggess, Kerry Washington, Bella Thorne, Debra Cox, Aida Turturro, Annabella Sciorra, Keri Russell, Tate Donovan, Micky Dolenz, Simone, Charles Osgood, Gala, and Italian stars Serena Autieri, FIlippo Timi, Marco Ligabue and rapper Baby K. www.facebook.com/marysetrakian What they say about Mary! I have been very lucky to have many people influence my life. One in particular is my amazing voice teacher, Mary Setrakian. Not only has she believed in me always but she is an incredible woman. She really inspired me to never be afraid to tap into the painful or ugly or even beautiful depths of my life and channel it through my art. – Sierra Boggess (“Christine” of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Love Never Dies.) Excerpt from PLAYBILL in London’s West End. |
