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Save the Date – 30th September: Ken Bozeman Unveils His New Edition of Practical Vocal Acoustics

Monday 11th August 2025

We’re thrilled to invite you to a special free to attend event celebrating the launch of Ken Bozeman’s new edition of Practical Vocal Acoustics: Pedagogic Applications for Teachers and Singers.

Available from 4th September, his updated and expanded edition offers fresh insights and practical guidance for both teachers and singers.

Join Ken Bozeman live on 30th September to hear directly from him about the latest updates in his acclaimed book. The session will include a moderated Q&A led by Professor Yvonne Gonzales Redman, giving you the opportunity to ask questions and engage with Ken in conversation.

 

✨ For full event details and to reserve your spot, visit our booking page below:

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Spread the word to your fellow voice geeks - everyone is welcome.

 

 

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We are raising funds for practitioner research! As an independent research organization (IRO) specializing in practitioner research within the fields of voice, music, and performance, we provide access to an independent ethics committee and facilitate workshops on voice-related topics and research methodology. Hosting a variety of free-to-attend events like this one is our way of raising awareness about our research and development fund.

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