Singer and voice researcher
Lives in Teresina, Piauí, Brazil
Roy Hart Voice Teacher since 2009

The artist-researcher Paula Molinari delves into the voice as a path to human connection with all other forms of life. She advocates for vocal work as a means of contributing to an ecological transition, recognizing that voice and music share a common characteristic: a pre-linguistic manifestation. Listening to what is pre-linguistic reshapes relational dynamics, fostering changes in our ways of living.

As an artist-researcher, Paula Molinari continues to explore the connection between music, creation, voice, ecology, and artistic research. She is about to publish her new book, The Artist’s Voice: Towards an Ecological Voice/Path, which deepens her interdisciplinary reflections.

As a singer, she has performed concerts and artistic presentations worldwide, currently dedicating herself to the creative process of developing a repertoire for solo voice. Academically, she is a tenured professor at the Federal University of Maranhão, within the interdisciplinary graduate program Social Dynamics, Artistic Connections, and Local Knowledge and in the Bachelor’s Degree in Interdisciplinary Languages and Codes – Music, at the Center for Sciences in São Bernardo, Brazil.

She holds a PhD in Communication and Semiotics. She has completed postdoctoral research in Performing Arts at the University of Rennes 2 (France) and in Music at the Universidade Estadual Paulista (Brazil).

Since 2009, she has been a certified teacher at the Roy Hart Voice Centre, currently a member of ArcheCOM, and maintains an active artistic and academic exchange between Europe and Latin America.

Paula Molinari trained with Rossignol, David Goldsworthy, Carol Mendelsohn, Saule Ryan and Kaya M. Anderson. She speaks Portugese, Spanish, French and English.

E-Mail: paulamolinarivoz@icloud.com
Instagram: @paula_molinari_eco_voice
Portfólio actuel: https://www.ibermusicas.org/index.php/catalogo-musical/?string=Paula+Molinari#!
Latin Theatre International Voice and Hart Voice Work, https://www.facebook.com/LatinTheatreInternationalWolfsohnAndHartVoiceWork/
Facebook, personal page, https://www.facebook.com/paula.molinari.900
Facebook, Wolfsohn Centre, https://www.facebook.com/Centro-de-Estudos-de-Voz-Wolfsohn-203616526345106/?fref=ts

Article about Wolfsohn-Molinari’s Pedagogy
http://abemeducacaomusical.com.br/conferencias/index.php/regional_sudeste/regional_sudeste/paper/download/865/249

______. MOLINARI, Paula. Orfeu: o caminho para a máscara [traduzido do espanhol ao português]. [arquivo pessoal] 2013.
______. Texto e voz – música e canto. In: SEMINÁRIO NACIONAL DE LITURGIA, 1.,
2012a. Disponível em: . Acesso em: 16 jan. 2014.
______. Orfeu: ou o caminho para a máscara. [traduzido do inglês ao português]. [arquivo pessoal] 2012b.
______. Paula. Cartas de Marthe Pécher a Gary Schwartz. Doadas e entregues pessoalmente por Ana Margarida Ligeti de Almeida Prado e Teresa de Almeida Prado a Paula Molinari, família vizinha de Marthe Pécher, durante o III Simpósio Internacional de Performance Wolfsohn e Hart, organizado pelo Grupo de Pesquisa em Performance e Pedagogia Wolfsohn na Faculdade de Campo Limpo Paulista, São Paulo, jul. 2012c. [acervo pessoal].
_____. A Leitura da Obra de Charlotte Salomon através dos Enlaces Cartográficos e Cruzamentos dos Índices de Significações na América Latina [no prelo] JALLA – JORNADAS ANDINAS DE LITERATURA LATINOAMERICANA, 2011, submetido em 2013.
______. Conhecer e expressar o indizível: o legado de Alfred Wolfsohn. Campo Limpo Paulista: FACCAMP, 2008a.
______. Memoir About Pedagogic Formation. Thoiras: CAIRH, 2008b.
______. Técnica vocal para cantores litúrgicos. São Paulo: Paulus, 2007.
______. A materialidade da voz. Dissertação (Mestrado) – Pontifícia Universidade Católica de São Paulo, São Paulo, 2004.