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Private Voice and Therapy Studio |
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Private Practice |
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Mr. Lauer is a world renowned voice therapist and singer. He works with all voice disorders. Therapy patients include: healing vocal modules, polyps, cysts, edema, managing vocal fold paresis, etc. and correcting fold habits that could result in serious vocal difficulties to singers, actors, teachers, lawyers, religious leaders and those professionals who use the telephone for their livelihood.
As a classical tenor he sings at recitals, chamber music, and opera productions worldwide. In addition, he teaches voice at the Bell School of Music at Yeshiva University. |
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Classical tenor specializing in oratorio, recitals, chamber music and opera; Voice therapist and voice teachers to all types of professional voice users. |
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He maintains active affiliation with the American Speech and Hearing Association and National Association of Teachers of Singing. |
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He has been teaching singing and doing vocal therapy for over 40 years.
For over fifteen years he collaborated with Oren Brown one of the leading voice therapists in America treating a variety of voice disorders. In his six month internship at Manhattan Eye Ear and Throat Hospital he provided diagnostic and therapeutic services to adults including post-surgical laryngeal rehabilitation and voice restoration as well as neurological and common voice disorders. In addition he taught at Concordia College (nine years) and Nassau Community College (one year guest appointment). Currently Mr. Lauer is giving voice instruction at The Belz School of Jewish Music at Yeshiva University where he has been since 1996. He has also taught singing at Hofstra University for twenty-three years where he gave classes in vocal pedagogy and vocal repertoire and diction. He has been a guest instructor at voice seminars in America Sweden and Denmark as well as given master classes in American song at The Norwegian State Academy of Music and The North Carolina School of the Arts. He has been an instructor in music at Fordham University and St. Nersess/’s Armenian Seminary. |
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He dedicates this recognition to his wife of over 52 years, Mrs. Kristin Lauer . They have one child. |
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He earned his BA degree in psychology and his Bachelor of Music both from Ohio Wesleyan University. His Masters in music and voice performance were completed at Michigan State University. Years later in 1993 he earned his Master of Science degree in Speech / Language Pathology from Hunter College where he received the High Honor Student Award. |
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In his free time he is an avid tennis player and donates his time to his local club. Also, enjoys reading books about WWII and mysteries.
Served as co-president of Tenants Association in New York City. |
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He is a Clinically certified speech pathologist (CCC-SLP). |
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He dedicates this recognition in memory of his mentor Mr. Oren Brown, co-founder of voice therapy in the United States and was on the faculty at The Julliard School of Music. |
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In private practice in New York City his vocal therapy has had success with many professional artists including singers actors voiceover specialists television and radio performers classroom teachers of all kinds pastors rabbis and lawyers as well. He also works with professionals pre & post-surgery or if possible to help avoid surgery. |
