Slyvie Lui Contact Info: Website: www.voicetraininginlondon.co.uk LinkedIn Profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sylvie-lui/ Facebook Page: www.facebook.com/sylvieluivoicecoach (search: SLVC Voice Training in London) IG: @strictlyspeakingvc Twitter: @sylvieluivc YouTube: SLVC Voice Training in London

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Whether it makes you excited, anxious, pleased or depressed, feedback is a necessary thing. How will you ever improve without feedback...but the question is, what is the 'quality' of the feedback? Is it generous? Constructive? Justified? Useful? Objective or subjective?

We discuss feedback in many of its forms & we'd love to hear what you think...

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Whatever you call it, we're talking about working on accents this episode. We're also joined by one of our favourite people @emilykatemawer who's here to talk with us about working on accents outside of theatrical settings. What are the issues surrounding accent change? Identity? Class? Social & Educational status?

You also might want to have a little look at some of these things that we discuss in this ep:Lindsay Lohan's accent...Subdermal implants

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What's the deal with practise? Eh? What should you practise & how should you practise it? It's not just mindless repetition & it's also not just doing an exercise...

This is our longest episode yet...which is not going to become a habit, but we were pretty enthusiastic about practise (& going off on tangents a little, as we are wont to do!)

"It's not always WHAT you practise, but HOW you practise it!" (Fudge, 2019)

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Listen in as we discuss the ever complicated notion of connection and voice and more importantly how we can honor our connection in our daily life.

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What's the difference between coaching and teaching? We do both as voice practitioners, which means that we have to be responsive to the needs of the person/people we're working with.

When is it a 'teachable moment' and when is it a moment for 'coaching'?

Leon & Aundrea; high on Marshmallow-sugary-goodness charge through & ramble around this pedagogical subject.

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Just because you can, doesn't mean you should...today we discuss what goes into an accent, what an accent means, why it's important to do accents accurately, but also not just as an afterthought, but as a long-term, embedded part of your characterisation.

Apologies for the sound levels, we had to record remotely, so Aundrea's a little but quiet this week.

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Posture & Alignment is integral to all voice work, but why? What's the big deal? It's not just lying on the floor & breathing, let's be clear about that...but sometimes that's a nice place to start.

Becoming aware of your vocal & physical habit leads to the ability to begin to change that behaviour. Be an agent of your own change...

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What is the link between the voice and the actor and how do we coach it? Follow us on an intellectual and perceptual journey in part two of the three part series: What does a Voice Coach do?

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Listen along as we explore the importance of anatomy and physiology in the context of teaching and coaching voice!

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Join us as we delve into what it is we do as voice coaches and how we explain what we do to other people.

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Erm...are you...er, uh..oh! listening or, er, saying, like, what you, uh, want to, ye'know say about, er...your thoughts?

And does that, er...add...or...er...detract from your acting and erm, communication?

Paralinguistics are the sounds (& arguably gestures) that you use to punctuate your speech. Whether it's 'er', 'erm', 'hmm' or any number of other examples...

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Whose responsibility it to be understood when communicating? The speaker or the listener?

Are you one of those people who gets louder when someone doesn't understand what you're saying - especially when they don't speak your language? Or do you make an awkward code-switch which leads you to adopt a faux accent or manner?

How can we take responsibility for the burden of communication whilst simultaneously preserving the authenticity of our accent or linguistic style?

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This episode we discuss Grice's Maxims: Quality, Quantity, Relevence & Manner.

What do you do when you converse? Do you adhere to the maxims or flout them, you linguistic daredevil?

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We've tackled code-switching now let's talk about some different codes that people use. Join us as we tackle AAE & MLE & their significance in the world of theater, language, & voice!

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What is code-switching? Why is it important? What kind of impact does it have? Join us, as we go on a linguistic journey that challenges the explores the dynamic relationship between accent, identity, and performance.

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Are we listening to each other less? Do we hear what those we listen to are saying? How does your cultural upbringing influence your listening? What are the social conventions you adhere to (or flout!) during conversation.

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Is what you feel natural or is it just what feels familiar? Use of language (register) & the way you use it (style) is what we're pondering in this episode.

Armstrong & Miller Clip - WWI Pilots

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We'll regularly be asking open questions on our social media platforms, asking for thoughts from you, our listeners. These contribute to a wider conversation & allow you to feed directly in to the podcast.

The first question was 'If knowledge is power, what is your most powerful piece of knowledge?'. We didn't specify what the responses should be about, just to talk from your own experience.

Featured in this episode are:

• Birgitta Wetzl Website
• Katie Heath Twitter
• Zoe Cunningham Twitter, Instagram
• Helen Simmons Twitter
• Natalia Elgueta-Arias Instagram
• Laura Pirret Twitter
• Kim McInnis Twitter, Instagram
• Eleanor Forbes Website

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Today we were talking about rhoticity in accents. The rule is “See an ‘r’, say an ‘r’”, some accents say all the ‘r’s that are written in words, but others only say them in key places or at the beginning of words. Is your accent rhotic?

Remember…there’s NO SUCH THING AS A RHOTIC R! It’s the accent (or language) that is rhotic.

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This episode is all about Mimesis. The linguistic representation of ideas and abstract thoughts and feelings through language. How are your thoughts represented by what and how you choose to speak? What are the cultural influences on your understanding of language in general and the language you use? Express Yourself…

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Aundrea talks about her masters research into ‘Accent Fossilisation’: whether you can change your accent in a different language. Leon talks about his research into ‘Projection and Audibility’ which they'll both be presenting at the first (hey, why not say ‘inaugural’?) Midlands Voice Conference at The University of Northampton on 14th September 2018.

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In this, our first episode, we interview each other about where we grew up, how we came to be voice coaches & some of the work that we do so you have an idea about who we are & what we’re doing.

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