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Voice Study Centre Lecturer Presents At Newcastle University

Monday 14th November 2022
We are proud that Voice Study Centre Lecturer Pippa Anderson will present at the upcoming ‘Singing Again: Classical Singer Wellbeing and COVID-19’ symposium!
This event is ‘a one-day symposium drawing together professional classical singers and scholars reflecting on performer wellbeing during and after COVID-19’.
The event is in-person and takes place at Newcastle University, UK on Friday 18th November 2022.

Pippa Anderson

Pippa Anderson holds an Mlitt (Master of Letters) in Music, and is also a senior lecturer and vocal health consultant for the musical theatre programme at Leeds Conservatoire and Clinical Vocal Rehabilitation Specialist at Freeman Hospital.

 

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