Sentence examples for voice department from inspiring English sources
Still, she made time to teach, becoming the chairwoman of the voice department at the Philadelphia Music Academy in 1966, a position she held for five years.
"The reason it's so exciting to people is, it's based on the human cry," said Maitland Peters, chairman of the voice department at the Manhattan School of Music.
Though managers and teachers may delicately broach the subject (or pray for abstinence), Ms. Bers, the chairwoman of the Juilliard voice department, has tended to withhold advice until it is requested.
In her work with the Royal Shakespeare Company and the Royal National Theater (where she heads the voice department), she has trained a galaxy of actors, including Judi Dench, Maggie Smith, Ian McKellen and Ian Holm.
She shared those gifts with opera companies worldwide and, in recent years, with Pittsburgh's CarnegieMellon University as chair of its voice department; and Rodef Shalom Congregation as cantorial soloist and music director.
Realising she was a better teacher than actor, she went on to found the voice department of the National Theatre, was voice coach at the Royal Shakespeare Company in London for nine years and has taught voice for leading theatre companies all over the world.
Her considerable presence and determination landed her in Juilliard's Drama and Voice departments at age 16 after an audition with the late John Houseman.
Such an environment should enable the highest quality scholarship and teaching, and provide every faculty member a voice in department decision-making.
But Francis' appointment of various commissions to help him govern suggests that he will be less dependent on a single voice or department when it comes to making decisions.
You just have to taste it.' Isn't that great?" For about two seconds everyone stopped talking as the head of I.C.M.'s voice-overs department made a toast.
Among them is Ratchet & Clank (Lionsgate, U), a capable but wholly synthetic kids' animation, derived from the popular PlayStation game, which seems as computer-generated in the writing and voice-acting departments as it does in its imagery.
