Singing your body in motion

Singing, speaking and movement voice teacher, Actress and Performer
Lives in Malérargues, Thoiras, France
Worked with Alfred Wolfsohn and Roy Hart, and was part of the Roy Hart Theatre (before 1991)
Roy Hart Voice Teacher since 1965

Kaya is a founding member of the Roy Hart Theatre. Her longing to find a context with people who believe deeply in the essential divinity of singing, theatre, dance and the other arts began some years before she found it with Alfred Wolfsohn and Roy Hart in 1956.

At that time, pupils would attend meetings to hear about dreams, projects, successes and failures, with the precise intention of raising the level of their humanity and responsibility for voice and behavior; to receive individual singing lessons, rehearse performances, research the connections between voice and personality, and invite professional people in the arts and sciences to listen and observe their work.

Kaya never stopped performing or teaching, adding influences from music, theatre, Chi Gong, Tai Chi, Yoga and dance to the experience she acquired with Alfred and Roy.

Kaya Anderson has trained with Alfred Wolfsohn and Roy Hart.
She speaks English, French, Italian, German and Spanish.

E-Mail: kaya.voice@gmail.com

Voice teacher, medical anthropologist, ethnoclinical mediator.
Lives in Perugia, Italy
Roy Hart Voice Teacher since 2023

Costanza Amici’s deep interest in the Human and Otherness has led her on a lifelong path of research and experimentation in the borderland between anthropology and the performative arts. Alongside with her studies in experimental theatre and contemporary dance, she graduated with Bachelors degrees in Anthropology both in England and in Italy, where she then earned a second level master's degree in Ethnomedicine and Ethnopsychiatry. In 2007, she met Kaya Anderson and the voice work of the Wolfsohn-Hart tradition. Since this passionate encounter, she has continued to deepen her research into the human voice weaving new connections with her anthropological and ethnoclinical practice. These diverse domains mutually feed and inspire each other.

Costanza regularly teaches voice exploration and expression, and she continues her research path in the field of voice and collective singing.

Her principal vocal training has been directed by Kaya Anderson, Kevin Crawford, Jonathan Hart Makwaia, Saule Ryan, Carol Mendelsohn, Edda Heeg.

Costanza speaks Italian, English, and French.

Mail: costanza.amici@gmail.com

Singer, singing teacher, writer
Lives in Clermond-Ferrrand, France
I have trained with the following Roy Hart Voice Teachers: Carol Mendelsohn, Saule Ryan, Edda Heeg, Linda Wise, and Pascale Ben.

Julien Martin was born in Clermont-Ferrand in 1980. He began to explore the sounds of the voice while improvising as a member of the collective Musique en Friche, whilst at the same time training in musical interpretation and theory at the Clermont Conservatory.

Deeply affected by gastric surgery in 2008, he felt the need to fundamentally change his way of singing and of living. He launched the Zumaya Verde Company with Claudia Urrutia. In 2010, A musically versatile duo, 'A tue-tête', was born, performing both personal compositions and songs from South America. 

From 2011, he followed courses at CAIRH, gave workshops himself and continued to develop his "deep singing", in solo and alongside other musicians.  

Teaches mainly in French. I can teach in English and Spanish too.

E-Mail: julmar@laposte.net

Websites:
Zumaya Verde, music and theater company:  https://zumayaverde.com/
Singing duet « A tue-tête »: https://soundcloud.com/atuetet
Old songs and improvisation “Djablousto”: http://thomas.charmetant.free.fr/djablousto.html