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Biography of david Sorin-CollyerSinger, Actor, Voice Therapist & Teacher
David Collyer left behind his beloved career to enlist in the United States Army in March of 1942 and served as a First Lieutenant with the 78th Infantry Division in the European Theatre of Operation. He was discharged on July 4th, 1946, once again to pursue his career. During his enlistment, David studied voice in Germany, preparing for a Grand Opera Concert Career. His studies and auxiliary interest extended his vocal ability and prepared him linguistically to be conversant in French, German and Italian.
His technique and exercises placed him in demand for Medical Panel Discussions, Lectures and Discussion Groups. While pursuing this aspect of his career, David Collyer joined the staff of the New York Hospital, Cornell Medical, Plastic Surgery Team as a Voice and Speech Therapist for the Cleft Lip and Cleft Palate Program. David Collyer worked directly with the Chief of Staff of the hospital, Dr. Herbert Conway, the eminent plastic surgeon. During this period, David engaged in the extensive research in Physiology, the anatomical structure and the Myofunctional aspects of vocal communication. During this tenure, David Collyer lectured the various medical disciplines on the proper vocal myofunctional rehabilitation techniques at the monthly patients conferences. |
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