When speaking in front of an audience, stress tends to throw our words off-key, freeze our bodies, and disrupt our natural rhythm. Technique then takes precedence over the sincerity of our inner melody.
This workshop explores the art of public speaking through the musicality of speech. Here, you’ll discover that the secret to making an impact lies not in the rigidity of a recited text, but in the tempo, cadence, pauses, and authenticity of your voice.
Forget artificial roles and monotonous speeches. You’ll learn to tune your voice, sculpt the texture of your sentences, and craft a vivid narrative that resonates deeply with your audience—who will become your partners in this journey.
Using rhythmic and musical elements, you’ll discover the music behind the words—and then the words transformed into music.
Whether you’re a leader, trainer, student, or professional seeking greater ease in interpersonal interactions, this customized program gives you the tools to master your own tempo and transform stage fright into vibrant creative energy.
Amanda Cepero is a multi-talented artist: actress, storyteller, singer-songwriter, performer, and educator. Born in 1985 in Havana, Cuba, she underwent rigorous training at the National Theater School in her hometown, where she earned her degree as a professional actress. Her rich and international career has taken her to stages around the world as a singer, storyteller, and actress. She is also the author of six albums, including *Canto Sentimental*. Today, Amanda shares her art through concert performances while actively collaborating with various theater companies and organizations.
LIEU :
ADEM Montbrillant - 10, rue de Montbrillant - 1201 Genève
HORAIRE :
Samedis de 9h à 11h
TARIF :
Cours collectif : 12O.- CHF mensuel ou 30.- CHF par cours
Cours individuels selon horaire convenu avec l’enseignante
Cotisation ADEM annuelle de 50.- CHF requise
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