Dubai: 'The Vocal Touch' - a Voice Workshop for Children


Dubai: 'The Vocal Touch' - a Voice Workshop for Children

Media Release

Dubai, May 3:  Ferarites, UAE, a premier social, cultural and charity organization affiliated  to St. Francis Xavier Church, Ferar,  Mangalore has received encouraging response from young children for its upcoming  “Voice workshop” to be held on May 8th 2009 (Friday) between 12.30 pm and 4 pm at Karama Hotel, Karama, Dubai, said Vincent Pereira, President of Ferarites-UAE in a press release yesterday.

Since this kind of workshop is being arranged for the Ist time in UAE in association with M/s Integrated Freight and Logistics LLC & Golden Talent Music Centre, Dubai, conducted by Mr Jossie Moras, a voice coach, music educator and choral director, he requested parents to encourage their children falling in the age group of 6 to 13 to register their names for the workshop as it will benefit them immensely in developing their voice and learn the art of healthy singing.

This workshop is open to children of all communities residing in UAE. Parents/guardians can register their children’s names through www.daijiworld.com official website for this workshop. They can also listen to promos being announced on radio spice 105.4 fm from time to time.

Eligibility Criteria:

  • Open to all children between age group of 6 to 13 only
  • Entry to the venue is restricted to participating children only
  • Assorted snacks/lunch will be served for all participants
  • Dropping off  children at the venue and pick up will be responsibility of parents/guardians
  • Parents/guardians can collect their children from the venue from 4.15 pm onwards.
  • Registration fee AED 60.00 per child
  • On the day of workshop, registration Desk will open between 11 am and 12.15pm and the workshop will commence at 12.30 pm sharp. 
  • Children are requested to come with comfortable clothing as they will be taught some physical exercises for healthy singing.


Registration fees can be deposited at  M/s Winny's Restaurant, behind Karama Fish market, Karama, Dubai, Tel: 3358060 or at Golden Talent Music Centre, Karama, next to President's Hotel, Dubai, Tel: 050-3473667 with details available in online registration form.


Alternatively you can call any of the following Ferarites-UAE committee members after 4 pm (on working days)


Roshni Alvares:      Tel: 050-2217268

Lidvia Concessao   Tel  050-7884047

Pearl Fernandes     Tel  050-8690355/055-3627159

Lawrence Cutinha   Tel  050-6943940

Robert D'Souza       Tel 050-5955022


Also, you can call and register/deposit cash with any of the following:

Ignatius Alva            Tel: 050-3840010     (Jebel Ali area)

John Pereira             Tel:  050-4143034   (Abu Dhabi area)

Cyril Alvare  s           Tel:050-4468373     (Abu Dhabi area)
 

For any queries/clarifications or for group bookings, you can also contact Vincent Pereira on Tel: 050-4451809

or   E mail address:- president.feraritesuae@hotmail.com or vincrose@eim.ae

Earlier Media Release:

Dubai, Apr 12: Ferarites-UAE presents “The Vocal Touch” - A Voice Workshop exclusively for children- On learning the art of healthy singing.

After organizing a successful first ever voice workshop for adults in Dubai in October, 2008, Ferarites-UAE is now gearing up for presenting a unique voice workshop exclusively meant for children between the age group of 6 & 13 on learning the art of healthy singing on May 8th, 2009 between 12.30 and 4.00 pm at Karama Hotel, Karama, and Dubai. This workshop is being presented by Mr. Jossie Moras-LTCL (Licentiate of Trinity college, London) a  Vocal Coach, Music Educator and Choral Director who doesn't require any special introduction as he is a well known personality amongst children and adults alike.  This workshop is being conducted in association with  M/s Integrated Freight and Logistics LLC, Dubai, a premier freight and logistic solution providing  company & M/s Golden Talent Music Centre, Dubai who are pioneers in the field of music, dance and fine arts training.

Every child loves to sing and we all agree that children should be encouraged to sing. The question is how and what songs a child should sing?  Apart from the songs children learn in schools they are often influenced by Radio, Video and TV and most of the time they blindly imitate what they hear and see.  It is sad to see many children and teens ruin their voices trying to sing songs which are not suitable for those young and still developing voices. 

Vocal skills, such as correct posture, breathing, diction, expressive singing, music reading, tone production, blend and musical interpretation and ear training should be taught to them at this stage. Children should be very much encouraged to sing keeping in mind their overall vocal health says Jossie Moras, a voice/singing professional with more than 17 years of experience as a singer, teacher and choral director.  He studied music with professional teachers and got himself qualified with a Licentiate Diploma in singing from the Trinity college of London, scoring distinction marks.  He trains children, youth and adult choirs belonging to various communities in the city. In addition to his profession as a singing specialist and music educator, he conducts voice workshops and gives voice training for singers & speakers.

How can my child sing better and with more strength and power? How can a child gain more confidence on the stage?  How to take care of his/her voice? I am sure these are the questions most of the parents have for their children as they want to have a bright future for their kids who are interested in the field of music and singing says Lancy Madtha, MD of M/s IFL, a premier freight & logistic company based in Dubai and is on the verge of expansion mode elsewhere in UAE and Middle East.  He was instrumental in bringing voice workshop for adults in the year 2008.

This workshop will help your children discover their vocal/singing abilities and give them an opportunity to express themselves musically says Mrs. Jacinta Moras, managing director of Golden Talent  Music Centre, a well known music institute in Dubai who have trained large number of  children  till date.

Vincent Pereira, President of "Ferarites-UAE, a premier charity, cultural and entertainment association,  in a press release to media said by arranging this workshop, many children who are enthusiastic to sing and tone up their voice will get an opportunity to learn the art of healthy singing and at the same time enjoy every moment of it.  This workshop will fulfill the promise made by Ferarites-UAE last year in the adult voice workshop where many parents had requested for holding a separate workshop for children, he said.

Vincent Pereira, further said, planning this workshop for children wouldn't have been possible without the active support of Mr. Lancy Madtha, MD of M/S Integrated Freight & Logistics LLC, Dubai, Jossie Moras and Jacinta Moras of GTMC.

He lauded the support of Daijiworld.com, Gulf Kannadia.com, 105.4 (Radio Spice) FM radio channel and Konkani media for their unstinted support in providing media coverage thereby reaching message to the readers/listeners and sought their support in the future as well.

It will be a three hour lively session.  Lunch will be provided for participating children.  Registration fee is AED 60.00 per child just to cover the cost of this workshop. Children/parents are requested to make reservation through online and by payment of registration fee at any of the following contact points.  Since only limited seats are available, it is on first come first served basis. Last date for receiving registration fee/online booking is 30th April, 2009

Eligibility Criteria:

Open to all children between age group of 6 to 13 only
Entry to the venue is restricted to participating children only
Assorted snacks/lunch will be served for all participants
Dropping off  children at the venue and pick up will be responsibility of parents/guardians
Parents/guardians can collect their children from the venue from 4.15 pm onwards.
Registration will be confirmed only after receipt of registration fee of AED 60.00 per child
Online registration can be done through
www.Daijiworld.com & www.radiospicefm.com
 

On the day of workshop, registration Desk will open between 11 am and 12.15pm and the workshop will commence at 12.30 pm sharp.  Children are requested to come with comfortable clothing as they will be taught some physical exercises for healthy singing.

Registration fees can be paid at  M/s Winny's Restaurant, behind Karama Fish market, Karama, Dubai, Tel: 3358060 or at Golden Talent Music Centre, Karama, next to President's Hotel, Dubai, Tel: 050-3473667 with details available in online registration form.

Alternatively you can call any of the following Ferarites-UAE committee members after 4 pm (on working days)

 

Roshni Alvares:      Tel: 050-2217268
Lidvia Concessao   Tel  050-7884047
Pearl Fernandes     Tel  050-8690355/055-3627159
Lawrence Cutinha   Tel  050-6943940
Robert D'Souza       Tel  050-5955022

Also, you can call and register/pay cash with any of the following:

Ignatius Alva            Tel: 050-3840010     (Jebel Ali area)
John Pereira             Tel:  050-4143034   (Abu Dhabi area)
Cyril Alvares             Tel:050-4468373     (Abu Dhabi area)

For any queries/clarifications or for group bookings, you can also contact Vincent Pereira on Tel: 050-4451809

or   E mail address:-  president.feraritesuae@hotmail.com or vincrose@eim.ae

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  • Lancy Rego, Mangalore

    Tue, Apr 14 2009

    It is a wonderful thing to know the organizations like Ferrarites UAE in association with Mr. Jossie Moras are doing something for children in Dubai. Can someone come up with this idea in Mangalore too? Most of our singers and musicians are busy with presenting musical nites and cds. Why can’t a few of them  take interest in training our children in  Mangalore? People in Dubai, hats off to you guys. You have set a very good example for us being in a foreign land

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  • Ivan Sequeira, Doha

    Mon, Apr 13 2009

    First of all it is hard to find vocal professionals like Jossie, secondly voice workshops are rarely heard about. I request all Mangaloreans in Dubai to make the best of this for what I heard about Jossie is he is a master in vocal music it is proved by if you listen to some unique konkanihymns he has sung like haven tucmcho mog kelo, sukhant dukhant particularly some biblical songs he has sung in Fr. Prashant Coelho's Album one such is bim omplam...bim omplam

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  • Reema Pinto, Dubai, UAE

    Sun, Apr 12 2009

    Mr. Jossie Moras was my singing teacher while I was learning singing from him in Melody Makers music institute in Karama. I wish all the success to 'The Vocal Touch '

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  • Averald Coelho, West Sussex, London

    Sun, Apr 12 2009

    This news is music to my ears. 4-5 years back, I had attended a voice workshop with one of my British friend who is a classical singer. That was the first time I came to about so many things involved in singing which I never even heard about. I am proud about Mr. Jossie Moras. I guess he is the first Mangalorean to get into this field? I advice all Mangalorean children to make the best use of such opportunities

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