Find Your True Voice: The True Meaning of Music

Tuesday, April 2, 2013

The True Meaning of Music

"Music is not just sounds overlapping. It is a story, waiting to be told. It is a lesson waiting, to be learned. It is an experience, waiting to be experienced. It is all of these things, but more. It is emotion."

-Harley
(age 11)

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Anna SchaferMarch 8, 2016 at 2:59 AM
It is a story, waiting to be told. It is a lesson waiting, to be learned. speech recognition software
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About FYTV

My mission is to create a place where people can open up to who they truly are by having a deeper relationship with their sound. To invite people to a place where they can heal themselves through music and song.

My name is Christina Giordano. I've been studying voice for over 15 years. I graduated from NYU with a BFA in Psychology and Acting. After college, I worked as a performance artist in Musical Theater, Theater, Film, and Television in NYC and all over the country. Approaching my mid 20s I started to become spiritually awakened. I began learning how to get in touch with my body and mind, and my soul’s purpose. Shorty after this self-realization journey began, I became a certified Therapeutic Counselor in Full Permission Living studying under Peter Loffredo, LCSW. Combining my knowledge of voice, therapeutic counseling, and self-exploration I have developed a healing technique through singing called Find Your True Voice. In addition to teaching, I am singer/songwriter living in my Truth on stage and in the recording studio.

Session Overview:

A one-hour session includes:

· Music and creativity focused therapeutic counseling

· Vocal exercises to engage the body in remembering how to express sound freely by learning reflexive control, breath control, tone, and diction

· Healing and expression of the Self through song

For Kids:

A one-hour session includes:

· Music and creativity focused discussion

· Vocal warm-ups and exercises for proper breath control, diction, and tone

· Expressing feelings and emotions through song

Fees:

$75 for an hour for a private session

$50 per person for a 3-hour group session (5 or more people)

For Kids:

$50 for an hour session

Is Vocal Therapy for you?

Feel empowered about using your voice for singing, public speaking, at work, and your creative passions.

Vocal Therapy can be used to:

· Engage in a holistic approach to learn how to sing

· Engage in your love for singing and music

· Become a clear channel for your creative expression

· Free yourself from your core negative beliefs

· Actively heal your body and mind

· Break through the suffocation of your expression

· Learn to sing effortlessly

· Empower your expression

· Let go of fear and expectation

· Become one with your Truth