Atem-Tonus-Ton International Convention Vienna

ATT International Convention Vienna 2027

Postgraduate training for Atem-Tonus-Ton teachers

15. – 18.04.2027

Faculty

Undine Beck, Germany

Silvia Biferale, Italy

Chiara Guglielmi, Italy

Christoph Habegger, Austria

Nora Hälg, Switzerland

Isabell Kargl, Austria

Thursday

16 – 18 Open Space – meet your colleagues

Friday

10 – 13 Workshop with Isabell

15 – 16 Workshop with Chiara

16:30 – 17:30 Workshop with Undine

20 – 21 Performance with Verena Brückner & Irene Coticchio

Saturday

10 – 13 Workshop with Silvia

15 – 16 Workshop with Nora

Sunday

10 – 13 Workshop with Christoph & Farewell

Tuition fee: EUR 290,00

Travel costs and accommodation are not included.

Flyer (PDF-Download)

www.atem-tonus-ton.com

Venues

Somart Institute, Staudgasse 8, 1180 Vienna (Open Space)

Werkstatt Krähe, Westbahnstraße 7, 1070 Vienna (Workshops & Performance)

Private accommodation with colleagues in Vienna will also be offered if needed. If you are interested, please note this in your registration,

The pause that carries

Isabell Kargl-Meise

What happens in the moment that withdraws from conscious allowing and doing – the breath pause, silence, the not-singing, the not-playing? This moment is not empty. It carries, it gives form – if we let ourselves perceive it as such. The workshop asks: how does the breath pause become a place of presence and listening? And how does what we find there move on into expression? Into music?

Moving between small and large

Chiara Guglielmi

Being in a small movement helps us focus on precision and inner awareness. Being in a large movement helps us sense and clarify directions. How can we stay organic while moving between small and large, and back again?

The connecting quality of rotations

Undine Beck

In ATT we explore the spaces of breath and sound—both inner and outer. How do rotations connect these spaces? How do cyclical breathing, flowing movements, and rotating joints influence sound? In this workshop, we bring rotation to life: from the horizontal to the vertical (and back), with a focus on scale, speed, and flow.

Spaces and tonicity = resistance. 

Silvia Biferale

The infinite relationships between internal and external spaces can develop the tonicity that serves the voice and gesture. Expressive intention develops within relationships, the resistance is a matter of them.

Cultivating Ease in the Voice – Listening to Breath, Body, and Mind

Nora Hälg

With our mind, we become aware that we are supported. Through physical contact with the ground, we develop trust and allow the breath to unfold. By exploring the directions of the out-breath, balance emerges in breath and muscular tone. Ease and freedom in vocal expression can arise. 

Diaphragms

Christoph Habegger

Horizontal planes run through our bodily spaces. They separate and connect, protect and stabilise. Whilst they are partly beyond our conscious control, we can access them through our perception of weight, contraction, release and expansion, as well as through the vibrations of breath and sound.

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