Arno Fischbacher 2014-10-27T00:21:24+01:00 27. October 2014| Audio contributions , Interviews | 0 Comments
Practical tip: Motivate with effect – cheer without hoarseness
Football is alive! And how he lives. One match chases the other. Fans come together, in private living rooms, at barbecues with friends, at public viewing or perhaps even live in one of the Brazilian stadiums. Wherever it may be, one thing is clear: a football event – when real enthusiasm is involved – requires vocal power. Cheering, [...]
Audio Voice Tip: Focused Attention in Meetings and Discussions
Imagine it's Monday morning and you call your employees together for a meeting to discuss the current issues. Due to the hierarchy, you first have the attention on yourself. But you will lose them quickly if you don't get it across in the first minute that it is actually best to listen carefully here. [...]
Audio voice tip: Warm-up exercises for diaphragm and voice
For all those who want to (or have to) sing "Silent Night" under the Christmas tree at Christmas, I'm posting a few immediately effective vocal exercises from my audiobook today. ... And if you forgot how the song works, here is a suitable video link. (Thanks Elisabeth Lohninger for the hint!)
Christmas, completely forgotten.
Christmas seen from a different angle: The recording of the poem by Jutta Richter is my personal contribution to the ORF "Licht ins Dunkel" broadcast on December 24, 2013. The recording was made on the initiative of Radio Vorarlberg editor and stimme.at colleague Brigitte Schmidle. I wish you all pleasant and relaxing holidays! Yours, Arno Fischbacher.
Audio tuning tip: How to inspire from the first word when presenting
Listen to my voice tip on how you can first increase your presence and charisma with the "active pause" and then also gain full attention with the "relationship word technique". I look forward to your comments and reports from your own experience.
16 practical tips on the power of voice in selling and leading
Lecture by Arno Fischbacher, recorded on 11 June 2013 in Salzburg as part of an event for branch managers, market area and service managers, marketing and sales managers, customer advisors of banks and savings banks. The voice at the beginning of the recording belongs to the organizer Helmut Muthers.
Business Voice Tip (2): The First Words When Presenting
What is most annoying about the voice of presenters? Often, the inadequacies at the beginning of a presentation are particularly disturbing, as they act as a formative first impression. In today's audio voice tip, I'll explain how to make the first words of a presentation have a strong voice. How to make your point of view clear vocally and thus make your presentations [...]
Business voice tip: The first words on the phone
They are often called "reporting formulas", the first words on the phone. And that's how they usually sound: impersonal, formulaic or even worse, incomprehensible. In today's audio tuning tip, I'll explain how to make the first few seconds on the phone better. How to report clearly and relationship-oriented on the phone and thus give your conversation partners a good introduction to a [...]