Gala Choruses<\/a> is an organization dedicated to supporting LGBT\u00a0and LGBT-allied choruses, both administratively and artistically. Their website is a treasure-trove of great information, especially their resources section. They have specific resources for creating a welcoming environment for all individuals which you can link to here:Transgender Voices<\/a>.<\/p>\n Speech and Language Pathologist\u00a0Shelagh Davies<\/a>: \u00a0article for the National Association of Teachers of Singing<\/em>, Training the Transgender Singer: Finding the Voice Inside<\/a>\u00a0(14 Apr. 2016). This article is directed mainly at teachers of singing, but others may find it helpful as well.<\/p>\n Along with Vikt\u00f3ria G. Papp and Christella Antoni Davie’s also provides the following article: Davies, S., Papp, V.G, Antoni, C. (2015). Voice and Communication Change for Gender Nonconforming Individuals: Giving Voice to the Person Inside<\/a>. International Journal of Transgenderism, 16(3), 117-159.<\/p>\n Dr. Anita Kozan<\/a> is a speech and language pathologist based in the Twin Cities metro area. She is a specialist in the development and care of the voice for those who are transgendered.<\/p>\n The Musician\u2019s Health Collective published an interview with her in June of 2016. You can find the article here: Supporting Transgender Voices<\/a>.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" General Articles on Transgender Voices Gala Choruses is an organization dedicated to supporting LGBT\u00a0and LGBT-allied choruses, both administratively and artistically. Their website is a treasure-trove of great information, especially their resources section. They have specific resources for creating a welcoming environment for all individuals which you can link to here:Transgender Voices. Speech and Language Pathologist\u00a0Shelagh … <\/p>\n
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