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A wholistic approach
Priske offers a wholistic approach to sound development. Take your time to discover a profound contact between sound, body and psyche. Are you looking for a broader frequency spectrum in your voice? A warm, rich, spacious and powerful sound? For everyone with questions about the phenomenon of the voice, its movement and direct relations with the body. For anyone who is prepared to be guided through a process of sensory perception. Immerse yourself in the wonderful world of your sound and refine the art of listening!
The method | Sound development
Priske’s sound development lessons are based on the German Lichtenberger Method (sound and perceptual oriented singing) and greatly influenced by Ingrid Voermans and the Iopt Identity oriented psychotrauma therapy work of Prof. Franz Ruppert.
The lessons | Sensory awareness
Priske offers individual vocal training, workshops, seminars, and readings, as well as working with choirs and groups. She operates from private practices located in London, Amsterdam, Antwerp and Ghent. For further details regarding specific locations and fees, please contact Priske directly
Experience
Priske Dehandschutter studied at music conservatories in Belgium and Holland, and at the Flemish Operastudio where she gained Masters in solo/opera singing and voice teaching. After graduating she has been active as a freelance classical singer and has been combining this with working as an actress for theater and television.
About Priske
As a professional voice teacher, Priske has been researching several singing methods. Exploring the Lichtenberg method over the last 20 years has brought her further knowledge regarding sound development and acoustic perception. Priske graduated as a licensed pedagogue from the Lichtenberger Institute fur Angewandte Stimmphysiologie in Germany.
She has also taken voice lessons with Jennifer Dakin (Royal Academy London) and the renowned professor W. Stephen Smith (Chicago Northwestern University) to explore his vocal technique “the naked voice,” a holistic method. Beyond her musical training, Priske’s studies in identity-oriented psychotrauma therapy with Professor Dr. Franz Ruppert in Munich and Oslo have given her invaluable insights into the connections between trauma, the body, and the voice. Drawing on this knowledge, as well as her training in traditional Chinese medicine and classical Taoist writings, Priske brings a unique perspective to her voice therapy sessions.
Priske’s approach is highly personalized, tailored to the individual needs and goals of each student. Through her guidance, students develop a deep understanding of their bodies, minds, and voices..She taught sound development at LUCA school of Arts (Leuven) and has a private practice in London, Amsterdam, Antwerp and Ghent.