Course Overview - This user-friendly course offers a detailed exploration of the major physiological systems of the singing voice. Muscular systems and topics covered include: Respiration, Phonation, Articulation, Laryngeal Function, and Resonance.

*Assisted On Demand Learning* This new innovative class format gives the student 24/7 access to our on demand course files plus 6 hours of instructor guided sessions for review and Q&A. Guided sessions are held via WebEx video classroom. You see and hear Dr. McCoy, and other members of the class (just like being there) And, if you have a webcam they can see and hear you too! (no webcam? Use the chat box to ask questions and hear them answered aloud)

Regular On Demand Webinar Access - (available 24/7/365) To permit those in varying time zones to take this course, we have recorded all class sessions and made them available for viewing On Demand on your computer or mobile device, no matter what your location. You will hear questions asked and answered in real time by the class participants and the instructor, respectively. And, you may ask questions to the instructor via email.

For this option, once your registration is complete and tuition is paid in full, you will receive a unique user-name and password with which to access our archive of courses from the Webinar Log In page. Your unique user-name and password will be valid for 4 months (approximately one academic semester) from the date of purchase. If you do not complete the course within the given amount of time, or if you would like to refresh your knowledge at any time, you are always welcome to register for it again as a "repeater." There is no limit to how many times one can repeat each course. Username and password are usually sent within 48 hours of purchase. Click here to learn more about our Online Webinars, including system requirements.

Required Text for This Course - Your Voice: An Inside View. (Click on link to purchase text) You must have this text and CD ROM to begin course work.

Vocal Anatomy and Physiology Faculty Biography