E76 Xavier Fabre - la coordination respiratoire

Xavier Fabre is a multi-talented artist: a cellist by training, a baritone, an actor, and a practitioner of breath coordination. For Xavier, the voice goes far beyond a simple means of communication. It is a powerful tool that can shape our perception of ourselves and the world around us. Xavier shares with us the importance of breath in vocal expression, as well as in artistic and therapeutic practices. After dedicating an episode to his mentor and teacher, Robin de Haas, it was a pleasure to record Xavier's experience last October. How has breath coordination enriched his personal and professional life? What observations has he made with the people he works with? And also to hear his reflections on the stage and the many interwoven dimensions of performance. Let yourself be carried away by Xavier's voice as he speaks to us of the profound connection between the use of the voice and our way of thinking. Previous episodes mentioned: https://smartlink.ausha.co/la-cle-de-... https://smartlink.ausha.co/la-cle-de-... https://smartlink.ausha.co/la-cle-de-... mentioned: Multidisciplinary workshop focused on eutony, the somatic method, and its application on stage by actor Jacques Nicolini Mathias Charton: Conductor / Choir Director Matthias Alexander: Developer of the Alexander Technique, a method for body awareness and movement coordination Ronald Clay Kemp: Voice educator and instructor at the Centre de la Voix in Lyon. Agnès Brosset: Singing teacher and choir director. Lucie Roch: Mezzo-soprano. Mikhael Piccone: Baritone, founder of the artistic company CALMS - Collective of Lyric Artists and Musicians for Solidarity. Corinne Ginisti Boch: Respiratory coordination, singing, and Alexander Technique in Lyon. Gerda Alexander: Developer of Eutony, a bodywork method aimed at developing body awareness, balance, and harmony of movement. La Réplique: Collective of actors and artists. Books and films: "The Way of the Voice" and "Robin of the Ways" about Robin de Haas. "Alexander: The Use of Self": A book related to the Alexander Technique. Xavier Fabre ➡️   / xavier_fabre_officiel     / xaverbaf   https://www.xavierfabre.fr Let's connect on social media :) @ClementineCoppolani https://www.instagram.com/clementinec...   / clementine.coppolani   https://www.tiktok.com/@clementinecop... 🎙️THE KEY TO THE VOICE PODCAST 🎙️ Subscribe! If you enjoy the podcast, please help me spread the word by rating it 5 stars and leaving a review on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or YouTube :) And of course, feel free to share La Clé De La Voix with anyone who also aspires to develop and find their voice! Thanks to Sophie Ehrwein https://voislavoix.com @Voilavoix vocal coach Vocal and NLP coach, who helps La Clé de la Voix grow. If you'd like to join the podcast team, feel free to contact me 💝 🎁 To discover 3 great free exercises to master your voice and breath: https://mailchi.mp/9c06d3ed23a8/exerc... My tutorials, tips, and "I tried it" videos with guest coaches on the podcast are available on my YouTube channel. Have an announcement to make? If you'd like to be featured on the podcast to announce your workshops, share information about your voice-related activities, or discuss your latest music, contact me for a collaboration: ✉️ [email protected] or via private message on social media. To book vocal coaching, an assessment, a breathwork session, a sophrology session, or a mental preparation session, send me a voice message on social media—I love hearing your voices!—or email me at [email protected]. Podcast music: The Voice Messengers jingle, piano sound design by Farid Boukhalfa. Graphic design: Alex Singer