Detection of Emotions in Sung and Spoken Voice
with Focus on "Vox Profana" & "Vox Sacra"

Purpose

PVC despite being a yearly event, never repeats its program. 
The 2019 PVC centers on furthering our understanding of emotions in sung and spoken voice with the specific focus on cross-cultural similarities & differences in Vox PROFANA & Vox SACRA, on the advances in Clinical Care of the Artistic Voice, on the new developments in Science, Technology, IT, AI & on Mobile Applications

Target Audience

Vocal Artists, Vocal Pedagogues, Vocal Coaches, Cantors, Clergy, Psychologists, Sociologists, Musicologists,
IT Engineers, AI Specialists, Scientists, Clinicians (ENT physicians, Phoniatricians, Voice-Speech Pathologists, Logopeds, Alternative Medicine Specialists, Nursing, RT, PT, Arts Medicine Specialists) and Others

Location

Academy of Music in Kraków,
​Jagiellonian University School of Medicine,
AGH University of Science & Technology
​&
​Campanile Hotel

​♿ Wheelchair Accessible ♿

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Organized by

Pacific Voice & Speech Foundation (USA)
​Academy of Music in Kraków (Poland)
​Department & Clinic of Otolaryngology, Jagiellonian University (Poland)
​Italian Interdisciplinary Center for Performing Arts Medicine (Italy)
​Uniwersytet Warminsko-Mazurski, Wydział Medyczny, Katedra Otolaryngologji (Poland)
Techmo-Kraków (Poland)
​Poletus Intuitive Intelligence (USA)
​Voice Institute of West Texas (USA)
Department of Humanities, AGH University of Science & Technology (Poland)

in Cooperation with

World Voice Consortium (Portugal)
​La Voce Artistica (Italy)
​British Voice Association (UK)
​Union of the European Phoniatricians (Finland)
​Croatian Voice Foundation (Croatia)
​Vox Institute (Switzerland)
​Austrian Voice Institute (Austria)
​San Francisco Conservatory of Music (USA)
​Institute of Acoustics, Adam Mickiewicz University (Poland)
Institute of Polish Language, Polish Academy of Sciences (Poland)

Program subject to change without notice