About the Author
Born in post war Germany of concentration camp surviving parents, her family immigrated to America in 1962. Educated both in the USA and Europe, she has lived and taught in many parts of the world: Israel, Italy, Hungary, Switzerland, Ukraine, Poland, Romania, Russia, Slovenia, Mexico and South America, etc.
Her life has been a kaleidoscope of activities: In 1982, she founded Music Culture/Visions International Inc., a company that she led until 2008. During that time, she wrote, directed, hosted and produced various radio and television shows in the States and in Europe. She produced for international recording labels (Olympia, Naxos etc.), taking lost music from Russia and the Ukraine and presenting it to the world at large.
She was Executive Producer and Director of the feature film “Ten Tenors from Ten Countries” dedicated to the life and 100th birthday of Benjamino Gigli filmed in Recanati, Italy. She returned to the United States In 1995.
In 1999, Miriam Jaskierowicz Arman authored the International Best Seller on Vocal Technique: “The Voice; A Spiritual Approach to Singing, Speaking and Communicating”. In 2000 the CD, “The First Lesson” CD was released. In 2001/2003, the Second and Third Editions (The Revealed Version) followed.
Her teaching career spans over 28 years and her intimate involvement with vocal technique and vocal reconstruction began 40 years ago. She was the founder of The International Academy of Voice and Stage Inc., a Non-Profit organization, dedicated to the advancement of Bel Canto and Giro Vocal Motion Technique. Her work in the field of Vocal Pedagogy has been featured on ABC World News Now, PBS, Comcast Television, etc.
Her Fine Art career spans over 30 years, with prestigious exhibitions in the galleries and museums in many parts of the world. She has received important grants and worldwide recognition for her innovative works in holographic and three dimensional glass fusions. Miriam spends her time teaching, lecturing and writing.
Her book “Soul Reflections, A Personal Odyssey in Poetry and Paintings” and the matching CD, with original composed music by cellist Mme. Johanne Perron, were released in 2003.
In 2007, “Coming Home” outlines her arrival and life in the Lubavitch Community of Crown Heights, New York and features her speeches in the political arena as well as a deep recognition and salutation of her spiritual values.
In 2008 she moved to South America.
Her articles and poetry have been published in many national and international publications and she is listed in the “Who’s Who” in International Poetry.
In August 2009
¨WHAT EVER HAPPENED TO GREAT SINIGNG¨
was published.
Miriam Jaskierowicz Arman is currently working on a new book
¨Autism - The Cause and the Cure¨
which will incorporate eight years of research into an explosive expose. The book is expected in 2010
