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Lauluhysiologian Perusteet Viron...
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Ainsaar, Heind [books].
Lauluhysiologian Perusteet Viron.... Helsinki: Taekija, 1973.
- Notes:
54 pp, Finnish?
- See Also: Non-English Language Vocal Training Books
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Le chant
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Pierlot, Jeanne [books].
Le chant. Paris: Denoel, 1983.
- Notes:
167 pp.
- See Also: Non-English Language Vocal Training Books
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Le fantome de l'opera
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Leroux, Gaston [books].
Le fantome de l'opera. New York: Bobbs Merrill, 1911.
- Notes:
also Paris, 1910; available on net
- ISBN: 0844212334
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- See Also: Singing-Related Novels
- See Phantom (Singing-Related Novels)
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Loved it. A must-read
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around 3/27/99
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v04.n033: "for its descriptions of Erik's singing ... for the backstage antics at the Paris Opera, and ... architectural descriptions"
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Le Hasards de la Voix
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Arnaud, Alain [books].
Le Hasards de la Voix. Paris: Flammarion, 1984.
- Notes:
109 pp.
- See Also: Non-English Language Vocal Training Books
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Le soliège è travers la musique
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Laurence, Monique [books].
Le soliège è travers la musique. Montreal: Guerin, 1977.
- See Also: Non-English Language Vocal Training Books
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Le Viac
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Bourlet, Dominique [books].
Le Viac. Paris: Editions Francis van de Velde, 1978.
- Notes:
63 pp.
- See Also: Non-English Language Vocal Training Books
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Le Voix Líberee
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Barthelemy, Yva [books].
Le Voix Líberee. Paris: R. Laffont, 1984.
- Notes:
271 pp.
- See Also: Non-English Language Vocal Training Books
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Leader's Guide to the Relaxation & Stress Reduction Workbook
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Davis, Martha [books].
Leader's Guide to the Relaxation & Stress Reduction Workbook. 4th rev. ed. Oakland, CA: New Harbinger Publications, 1995.
- See Also: Self-Help: General
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Learn the Secrets of Becoming a Successful Singer
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Warnock, Robert Gordon [books].
Learn the Secrets of Becoming a Successful Singer. Surrey, British Columbia: Roberts Publ. Co., 1990.
- See Also: Classical Vocal Training (1950 to present)
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Learning Sequences in Music: Skill, Content, and Patterns
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Gordon, Edwin [books].
Learning Sequences in Music: Skill, Content, and Patterns. Chicago: G.I.A. Publications, 1989.
- Notes:
G.I.A. Publications, 7404 S. Mason, Chicago, IL 60638; 1989. (textbook)
- ISBN: 1579990045
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- See Also: Other Related Training
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v02.n330
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Learning to Sing Non-Classical Music
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Combs, Ron [books], Robert Bowker [books].
Learning to Sing Non-Classical Music. Prentice Hall, 1995.
- Notes:
comes witth tapes.
- ISBN: 0131253115; Approx. cost in $US as of 10/29/98: $33
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- See Also: Pop Vocal Training
This entry contributed by VOCALIST around 10/29/98
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v02.n042: 40% generic voice instruction; 20% working w/studio (mikeing, monitors, engineers); 40% various pop styles -- Michael Oltz
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Letters of a Baritone
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Walker, Francis [books].
Letters of a Baritone. New York: Scribner, 1895.
- See Also: Biographies
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v04.n505
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Letting Go of Stress
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Schwartz, Jackie [books].
Letting Go of Stress.
- Notes:
call 1-800-52-TAPES or write P.O. Box W, Stanford, CA 94915
- ISBN: 0523420285
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- See Also: Self-Help: General
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v04.n194: a "guided muscle/skeletal relaxation tape"
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Library Resources for Singers, Coaches, and Accompanists: An annotated bibliography, 1970-1997
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McTyre, Ruthann Boles [books].
Library Resources for Singers, Coaches, and Accompanists: An annotated bibliography, 1970-1997. Music Reference Collection , No 71. Greenwood Press, 1998.
- ISBN: 0313302669
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- See Also: Music Reference Standards
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Excellent.
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Lieder Line by Line and Word for Word
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Phillips, Lois [books].
Lieder Line by Line and Word for Word. 2nd ed. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1996.
- Notes:
448 pp
- ISBN: 0198790171; Approx. cost in $US as of 10/27/98: $19.95
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- See Also: Translations in English
- See Word-by-Word Translation of Songs and Arias: German and French (Translations in English)
This entry contributed by VOCALIST around 10/27/98
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v03.n271 from Amysvox@aol.com: it is a fabulous book. It has almost all the
standard lieder. It is arranged by composer and includes most works by
Schubert, Brahms, Wolf, Mahler, Schumann, and I think Wagner and Beethoven (I
didn't even know they wrote lieder!). The important thing is the structure:
Each entry has the German lyrics with a direct English translation directly
underneath. Then alongside is a transliteration. This transliteration is
not just a poetic idea but an equally lovely translation of the German poem.
I can't tell you how wonderful a resource this book is. It has already
helped me to better understand pieces I have sung for years. I just wish it
included Mozart lieder.
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