One-off performance in London brings together people who have experienced vocal loss with professional singers
In March 2020, Tanja Bage, a singer and performer, made a phone recording of herself for her children, then aged four and coming up to two. “I’m going to sound a little bit different,” she told them. “You’re not going to remember.”Two days later, Bage had her voice box removed as part of her treatment for laryngeal cancer. She was unable to speak at all until a voice prosthesis was implanted in her neck, allowing her to form sounds.
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