ARTICLES & SERIES | EMBODIMA™
Here are eight redacted articles originally published as a series in the AOTOS (Association of Teachers of Singing) UK journal. These are cumulative and gradually describe the stages of understanding what motor memory is and how Embodima™ works in the training of the muscles of singing. These articles are written for singing teachers to offer a progression of information to help understand the concept of Embodima™ gesture and the neuroscience behind it, whilst rooting it in the practical side of vocal training. This series is a simplified representation of a complex response in the brain and shows how this positively coordinates the muscles of singing during training and performance. The neuroscience has been simplified for non-scientists and applied directly to the practical teaching of singing.
This series was co-written with neuroscientist and anatomist Dr Alan Watson, University of Cardiff and Nicola Harrison Pembroke College, University of Oxford 2020. Copyright & all rights reserved.
No part of these articles can be reproduced in whole or part without the author's (NH) permission.
NEWSFLASH: Training days are now under way at the Faculty of Music, University of Oxford. To sign up to a course please email Nicola through the contact form. Also visit www.nicolaharrison.co.uk for more information about the tutor.
This series was co-written with neuroscientist and anatomist Dr Alan Watson, University of Cardiff and Nicola Harrison Pembroke College, University of Oxford 2020. Copyright & all rights reserved.
No part of these articles can be reproduced in whole or part without the author's (NH) permission.
NEWSFLASH: Training days are now under way at the Faculty of Music, University of Oxford. To sign up to a course please email Nicola through the contact form. Also visit www.nicolaharrison.co.uk for more information about the tutor.
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