Mark Moliterno is an award-winning professional opera singer, voice teacher, yoga teacher/educator, IAYT-certified Yoga Therapist, workshop leader, and author. He is considered a thought-leader in the area of 21st Century vocal training, a master teacher of both singing and classical yoga, and a specialist in helping people understand and connect to their authentic voices.

Mark holds the BM and MM degrees in Voice and Opera from the Oberlin Conservatory of Music where his teacher and mentor was the famous vocal pedagogue, Richard Miller. His extensive performing career has taken him to many countries in a variety of leading operatic roles and as a concert soloist and recitalist.

Mark has consistently practiced yoga since 1985 and has over twenty years of experience in yoga teaching and yoga therapeutic mentorship. He is the Originator and Founding Partner of YogaVoice®, a unique personal transformation technology which combines several traditions of Yoga with Systematic Voice Technique, to develop wellness in the art of vocal communication. Mark presents workshops at professional conferences and gatherings internationally. He has published articles in YogaLiving Magazine and The Journal of Singing, is a co-author of The Musician’s Being and The Musician’s Breath, and is the author and featured instructor of The Musician’s Breath Yoga DVD.

Mark teaches the popular Yoga for Singers and Whole Human Artist courses at the Mannes College of Music in New York City and also serves on the music faculty at The College of New Jersey. Additionally, he maintains private voice and yoga therapy practices in New York, New Jersey, eastern Pennsylvania, and remotely.

Mark Moliterno was the recipient of the prestigious Patrick D Kenan Award for Vocal Health and Wellness from the Duke Voice Care Center (2019). He is a member of Yoga Alliance and The International Association of Yoga Therapists.

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Kristin Roney is a professional mezzo-soprano, voice teacher, and certified yoga teacher based in New Jersey. She is fiercely committed to the healing, transformative, and communicative power of the voice. She strives to collaborate with colleagues who share in the vision of transforming their community by fostering compassion and authentic communication, through the voice.

Kristin has focused her career research on the use of yoga and meditation, in working with performance anxiety. She views yoga and singing as tools for understanding and working with habitual physical and mental patterns, allowing students to fully embody and own their authentic sound. As YogaVoice® Founding Partner, she uses YogaVoice® technology to connect people with their authentic voice so that they can communicate truthfully and confidently. Kristin believes that every person has the right to have their authentic voice experienced, expressed, and heard.

Kristin holds degrees from Arizona State University (M.M. Opera Performance) and Willamette University (B.M. Voice Performance).

She is a member of NATS. She has performed throughout the United States and Europe as both a soloist and ensemble member. Her performance career deeply informs her work. She completed her Yoga Teacher Training in 2018 and is committed to yoga's value as a technology that connects people to their deepest truths. When not singing or teaching, Kristin loves being home in New Jersey with her husband, sons, and dog, Finnigan.