Amy Leavitt

Voice Specialist. Writing my first book: The Rainmaker’s Laboratory. Images Eric Drooker & Joan Baez.

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Link to Voice & Speech Review article featuring work of renowned educator: Patsy Rodenburg. #patsyrodenburg

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My haul from recent trip to Boston

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What are you reading?
Let’s share our treasures. I’ll go:

I am coming to the end of Iain McGilchrist’s two-volume masterpiece: The Matter With Things. (the grief of ending.) Lining up next: A Metaphoric Mind: Selected Writings of Joseph Couture.

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@albernaj thank you.

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cursing my monolingual brain

[Michel Lara @VeraCausa9]

Hatsu 初 is a Japanese word that embodies a renewed beginning:
Every step you take indwells the acceptance of the present moment while steps left behind are but past echoes dispelled by the spring breeze.

[Joseph Fasano @Joseph_Fasano_]

Listening to my young child begin to speak has been astonishing, and it makes me think about the ways (with others, with himself) he'll use that smallest, vastest of words, "love."

[Wittgenstein @AllWittgenstein]

(The question whether the muscles of the larynx are innervated in connexion with internal speech, and similar things, may be of great interest, but not in our investigation.)

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[Wittgenstein @AllWittgenstein]

And the words 'I am afraid' may approximate more, or less, to being a cry.

[M. @MatyldaStein]

Dostoyevsky's draft manuscript of The Brothers Karamazov.

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@TOKtweet Perhaps… If they read as cliches or dead metaphors, processed in the left brain, the latter.

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@Language_Gym @MrVinalesMFL @JezequelR @gianfrancocont9 still in line for european portuguese. obrigada

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@becimay Even more moons…

[Language on the Move @Lg_on_the_Move]

RIP Mohammad Aziz - reading over 4,000 books in 4 languages in his famous bookstore in Rabat was "how I take my revenge on my childhood, my situation, my poverty”
#Reading #BookTwitter
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[LiteraryVienna @LiteraryVienna]

Robert Frost

[Ruth Padel @ruthpadel]

Amazing book: the struggle to speak - how women lose, use, understand and strengthen their voice, our voice, , seen (and heard) through the memoir of legendary voice coach Patsy Rodenburg
@MethuenDrama

[MUBI @mubi]

“A comedian does funny things. A good comedian does things funny.”

Buster Keaton. Born on this day in 1895.

[Tom Sutcliffe @tds153]

There’s a very distinctive chuckle that politicians add to to their words when they know they’re making the best of a very bad job and they know that the interviewer knows it too. Heard it a lot on @BBCWorldatOne just now.