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| Upcoming Events 2009-2010 click on each event for information |
| General Meeting January 17, 2010 2:30-5:00PM El Camino College click for directions We are pleased to have Kathleen Roland-Silverstein, DMA making a presentation of her work and research on Swedish Opera complete with scenes performed by some of her students. Dr. Roland-Silverstein made this same presentation at the International Congress of Voice Teachers in Paris this summer. She was awarded NATS-LA’s 2009 Teacher Enrichment Grant in support of this project. |
Dr. Barbara Dyer, VP Programs, has made it possible for us to spend the
day with musical theatre specialist, David Sabela-Mills.
Nationally recognized as a Master Teacher in Musical Theater and
Contemporary Commercial Music Vocal Techniques, David has served on
several university faculties including NYU, Tisch School of the Arts, CAP21
Studio; The New School University's Mannes College Prep. Division; and
the State University of New York, College at Purchase and College at
Newpaltz. He has been a guest teacher at Ann Reinking's Broadway Theater
Project in Tampa, Florida. And, has conducted vocal master-classes and
musical theater workshops at the University of Las Vegas and California
State (Fullerton).
He is a member of The National Association of Teacher's of Singing, and is
currently the President of NYSTA (The New York Singing Teacher's
Association), and has been awarded NYSTA's Distinguished Voice
Professional Certificate, having completed advanced courses in Vocal
Anatomy and Physiology, Voice Acoustics and Resonance, Vocal Health for
Voice Professionals, Singer's Developmental Repertoire, and Comparative
Pedagogy. (these last two courses, Singer's Dev Rep and Comp Ped, are
both courses that David has Taught for NYSTA as well). And, he has also
conducted Master-Teacher seminars on Musical Theater “Mixed Belt” and
“Super Belt” techniques throughout the United States, teaching other voice
teachers how to apply belt techniques safely and effectively. He is a member
of AEA, SAG, and AGMA.
day with musical theatre specialist, David Sabela-Mills.
Nationally recognized as a Master Teacher in Musical Theater and
Contemporary Commercial Music Vocal Techniques, David has served on
several university faculties including NYU, Tisch School of the Arts, CAP21
Studio; The New School University's Mannes College Prep. Division; and
the State University of New York, College at Purchase and College at
Newpaltz. He has been a guest teacher at Ann Reinking's Broadway Theater
Project in Tampa, Florida. And, has conducted vocal master-classes and
musical theater workshops at the University of Las Vegas and California
State (Fullerton).
He is a member of The National Association of Teacher's of Singing, and is
currently the President of NYSTA (The New York Singing Teacher's
Association), and has been awarded NYSTA's Distinguished Voice
Professional Certificate, having completed advanced courses in Vocal
Anatomy and Physiology, Voice Acoustics and Resonance, Vocal Health for
Voice Professionals, Singer's Developmental Repertoire, and Comparative
Pedagogy. (these last two courses, Singer's Dev Rep and Comp Ped, are
both courses that David has Taught for NYSTA as well). And, he has also
conducted Master-Teacher seminars on Musical Theater “Mixed Belt” and
“Super Belt” techniques throughout the United States, teaching other voice
teachers how to apply belt techniques safely and effectively. He is a member
of AEA, SAG, and AGMA.
Additionally, at our Winter Symposium a very special opportunity will
be available. Our esteemed NATS-LA Emeritus Member, John Glen
Paton, has written to me making the most gracious offer:
(Dear Victoria)
I'm ready to thin out my shelves of books on singing (some of which I have
actually read!). Some books are recent, some old, some classics. Some
helped me to be a better teacher. Except for those given to me, I generally
paid between $10 and $50 for each one.
I am willing to offer at least fifty books from my collection to be sold by
NATS at the Symposium. To make this a healthy fund-raiser for NATS, I
would suggest that books be sold for $10 each. Books that are not sold I
will take back at the end of the day.
(from John Glen Paton)
An amazing offer from an amazing person! The event begins at 9:30!
be available. Our esteemed NATS-LA Emeritus Member, John Glen
Paton, has written to me making the most gracious offer:
(Dear Victoria)
I'm ready to thin out my shelves of books on singing (some of which I have
actually read!). Some books are recent, some old, some classics. Some
helped me to be a better teacher. Except for those given to me, I generally
paid between $10 and $50 for each one.
I am willing to offer at least fifty books from my collection to be sold by
NATS at the Symposium. To make this a healthy fund-raiser for NATS, I
would suggest that books be sold for $10 each. Books that are not sold I
will take back at the end of the day.
(from John Glen Paton)
An amazing offer from an amazing person! The event begins at 9:30!
| Winter Symposium February 6, 2010 9:30-4:30PM LA Valley College |