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EPISODE · Jan 29, 2021 · 51 MIN

How to effectively listen to someone's voice with Eric Arceneaux

from Deep Listening - Impact beyond words - Oscar Trimboli

Today's masterclass is all about learning to listen to someone's voice. If you have taken the listening quiz and you are either the interrupting or lost listener – today's discussion is all about how to listen to the range in the speakers voice. It will help you understand when you feel the urge to interrupt – take a moment longer to listen to where the speakers voice is coming from in their body. Perhaps you've read about him in The Washington Post, or heard him speak on Radio. If not there, then you've likely seen Eric Arceneaux on YouTube, where his viral singing technique videos have generated over 30million views. A world-renowned vocal coach, breathwork specialist, and recording artist, Eric Arceneaux has developed a reputation for transforming and saving voices. Whether you need to prepare for a musical or the FIFA Football world cup – professionals call Eric to help them reach their vocal potential What I love about this interview is the range and nuance Eric has for explaining how voice and song are created by humans. Listen for Free

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