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| The importance of voice exercise has been known in all traditional cultures. Native Americans have the Naught Whal, which is a study of sounds. Tibetan and Chinese cultures use voice as part of their healing and initiation rituals. Yoga has vocalizations and hand positions known as mudras, and there is one for each organ of the body. Voice Power Yoga uses a combination of vocal and breathing techniques to stimulate, awaken and energize the 24 organs of your body. This in turn, strengthens and enlivens your voice, because vocal sounds resonate in the entire body, not just in your throat. Voice Power Yoga vocalizations are similar to the chanting of Om in a yoga class, and utilize a glossary of words as triggers to strengthen the resonance of each organ in your body. |
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Jerry Harvey is a world-renowned voice coach and executive trainer. His Voice Power Yoga technique has been used by thousands of individuals to improve the quality of their voice and their lives. Mr. Harvey developed Voice Power Yoga out of a practice known as the Tonal, which was created by James Rudolph Murley in the 1970s. Prior to developing Voice Power Yoga, Mr. Harvey held executive positions at a variety of Fortune 500 companies including Litton Industries and Pace, Inc. He currently lives in Easthamptom, Massachusetts and gives Voice Power Yoga seminars throughout North America. |
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