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Sense and Sense-Ability

£27.00

One of the most crucial parts of optimal physical functioning is learning to sense one’s self more fully and accurately when doing anything. Having the ability to think in sensations allows us to imagine new possibilities and find new ways of doing things that are more comfortable, functional and successful. As Robert says, “we must sense before making sense,” but simply sensing, in its own right, not only brings greater awareness and choice to any situation but primes the system to be in a state of continuous improvement.

This is a single presentation recording from the live Focus On: The Body and the Singer event held on June 27th 2022

The Focus On series is an in-depth look at topics relevant to singing teachers. Delivered by industry experts and experienced pedagogues. 

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Sense and Sense-Ability: Developing Greater Interoception through Uniting our Thinking, Feeling and Sensing in Action.

One of the most crucial parts of optimal physical functioning is learning to sense one’s self more fully and accurately when doing anything. Having the ability to think in sensations allows us to imagine new possibilities and find new ways of doing things that are more comfortable, functional and successful. As Robert says, “we must sense before making sense,” but simply sensing, in its own right, not only brings greater awareness and choice to any situation but primes the system to be in a state of continuous improvement.

About Robert Sussuma

Robert Sussuma, originally from New York City, is an explorer, a life-long learner and a connoisseur of connections: movement, speaking and singing, voice science, emotions, music, motor learning, neurology-in-action, and deep personal development – to name a few. His formal education is in vocal performance (Bachelors of Music in Voice Performance and Masters of Music in Early Music Voice Performance). However, early in that training, he was introduced to the Feldenkrais® Method of Somatic Education and has seen the two fields as inseparable ever since. He is now a Guild Certified Feldenkrais® Practitioner.

Robert has taught Private Voice Lessons and Voice and Movement Classes at Naropa University (Boulder, Colorado), Haverford College (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania) and PACE University (New York, New York), and has maintained an active private studio for over 15 years, most recently working with with well-known and successful actors and singers in NYC. Robert has also been a guest teacher at Harvard University, the University of Michigan and Barcelona University.

Teaching internationally, now, Robert leads intriguing and transformative workshops for singers and singing teachers regularly throughout Spain and France and is exited to bring his unique brand of experiential vocal learning around the world.

Website: robertsussuma.com

Instagram: @robert_sussuma


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