Golden Ears, Golden Tongues: How interpreters should take care of the tools of their trade
Our livelihoods depend on speaking and hearing, but if we do not take care of our voices and ears, the results may be unpleasant.
Our livelihoods depend on speaking and hearing, but if we do not take care of our voices and ears, the results may be unpleasant.
If you have worked on radio or the stage, and/or if your throat never feels strained after a long stretch at the microphone or in consecutive, if your voice never wavers or falters, if you never gasp
An interpreter's voice is an instrument for conveying meaning; learn to use it well!
Le Grand projet " Formation " de l'AIIC a eu le plaisir d'organiser à Genève, les 29 et 30 janvier derniers, une manifestation de formation à l'utilisation de la voix en situation d'interprétation de