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Singers' Italian: A Manual of Diction and Phonetics
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Colorni, Evelina [books].
Singers' Italian: A Manual of Diction and Phonetics. New York: G. Schirmer, 1970.
- Notes:
192 pages
- ISBN: 002870620X; Approx. cost in $US as of 10/29/98: $13.5
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- See Also: Diction
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v01.n029 [recommended but no review]
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a standard.
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Singing
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Sutherland, Susan [books].
Singing. Chicago: NTC Publ. Group, 1995.
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159 pp., no index
- See Also: Classical Vocal Training (1950 to present)
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Singing a Song: How You Sing, Speak, and Make Sounds (The Body in Action)
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Parker, Steve [books].
Singing a Song: How You Sing, Speak, and Make Sounds (The Body in Action). Danbury, CT: Franklin Watts, 1992.
- ISBN: 0531142124
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- See Also: Vocal Anatomy and Health
& Classical Vocal Training (1950 to present) & Speech Training and Therapy
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v04.n095 [no review]
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Singing and the Brain: Developing Mental Concepts for Singing
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Shewan, Dr. Robert [books].
Singing and the Brain: Developing Mental Concepts for Singing. Rochester, New York: Self-published, 1994.
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Ringbound, 85 pages, + demonstration tape. Book can be optained by writing the author at 4054 Buffalo Road, Rochester, New York 14624.
- See Also: Classical Vocal Training (1950 to present)
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A handbook for teachers of singing. Concise, easy to use, includes demonstration tape. Explains the connection between the brain and the use of our voice and how to build mental concepts that result in conceptual singing. Dr. Shewan has over 30 years experience as a voice instructor and choral conductor. This handbook is used at the Spoleto Vocal Arts Symposium in Spoleto, Italy.
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Singing Energy in the Gan-Tone Method of Voice Production
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Gansert, Robert [books].
Singing Energy in the Gan-Tone Method of Voice Production. New York: Gan-Tone Publishing Company, 1981.
- ISBN: 0939458004
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- See Also: Classical Vocal Training (1950 to present)
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v04.n732 started a topic which later got this comment: Ifound the informatin
"psuedo" scientific and had to decipher a bit, but it seems like this approach
from what I've read
is again going back to a free natural voice. When I thought about what I do
and just sang, I saw
that what he was saying is what a good singer does because of vocal freedom,
but again an idea
is being presented which may cause the student to focus on a particular
principal rather than a relaxed body with good muscle tone, supported breath,
and good vowel sounds, an approach
which always seems to create these "discoveries" naturally. [more, less pertinent to review]
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Singing for a Living: How to Build a Career as a Singer: Making Records or Singing Live in your Hometown or on the Road
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Woodhull, Marta [books].
Singing for a Living: How to Build a Career as a Singer: Making Records or Singing Live in your Hometown or on the Road. Cincinnati, OH: Writer's Digest Books.
- ISBN: 089879448X
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- See Also: American Music Business Sources
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v02.n362
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Singing for the Stars: A Complete Program for Training Your Voice
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Riggs, Seth [books].
Singing for the Stars: A Complete Program for Training Your Voice. Van Nuys: Alfred Publishing, 1985.
- Notes:
book/2 cass. $35 0-88284-472-5 + slipcase $45 0-88284-528-4 book/2 CD's no slipcase $40
- ISBN: 0-88284-340-0; Approx. cost in $US as of 10/29/98: $35
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- See Also: Pop Vocal Training
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v01.n023 short description. v02.n286 and following: discussions of Riggs and his methods. v02.n302 comments by someone who read the book. "Seth Riggs is well-known in Hollywood and Broadway circles for working with musical theatre and pop stars. He also has many classical clients, several of which have won the Met auditions in the past 8 years." See archive for publisher address if needed. v02.n153 citer adds "the slipcase is junky looking and unnecessary."
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Singing in English: A Manual of English Diction for Singers and Choral Directors
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Cox, Richard G [books].
Singing in English: A Manual of English Diction for Singers and Choral Directors. American Choral Directors Association, 1988.
- See Also: Diction
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Singing in French: A Manual of French Diction and French Vocal Repertoire
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Grubb, Thomas [books].
Singing in French: A Manual of French Diction and French Vocal Repertoire. New York: Schirmer Books, 1979.
- ISBN: 0-02-870790-7
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- See Also: Diction
& French Language Catalogs
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Uses IPA. Includes a medium-sized catalogue of French vocal literature
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v02.n123 Also buy or check out the French Diction book by Thomas Grubb. Excellent
reading and approached to French vocal music. [another poster says this:] Grubb's book is by far the best guide to singing French that I have seen or
read. I was lucky enough in college to have him as a visting professor, and
he is a truly exceptional man. [and another poster says] I too have found the Grubb an exceptional book, although I have never met
the man. I have found his transliterations of the standards to be a
valuable tool in teaching my students who do not speak french how to go
about preparing a song in french using the IPA. [and yet another:] I second the recommendation. That's the text for the class I'm currently
in, and for the *first time EVER* I'm gaining some facility with the
pronunciation of the language.
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Singing in Latin, or, Pronunciation explor'd
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Copeman, Harold [books].
Singing in Latin, or, Pronunciation explor'd. 1990.
- ISBN: 0951579800
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- See Also: Diction
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v01.n033 There is a very complete book called "Singing in Latin" by
Harold Copeman. It's 360 page large format hardback and published by the
author at 22 Tawney St, Oxford OX4 1NJ, England.
It handles Latin pronunciation through the ages in different
countries and is probably too detailed for someone who just
wants one acceptable method.
He has also a 48 page small format booklet called "The Pocket Singing in Latin"
from the same address which may be enough for many singers.
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Singing Professionally
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Young, Arabella Hong [books].
Singing Professionally. Portsmouth, NH: Heinemann, 1995.
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129 pp., no index
- See Also: Classical Vocal Training (1950 to present)
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Singing Redefined
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Foster, Walter C. [books].
Singing Redefined.
- Source: Recital Publications, http://www.recitalpublications.com
, P.O. Box 1697, Huntsville TX 77342-1697
- ISBN: 0966386221
- See Also: Classical Vocal Training (1950 to present)
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Singing Technique
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Klein, Joseph J. [books], Ole A. Scheide [books].
Singing Technique. Princeton, NJ: D. van Nostrand Co., 1967.
- Notes:
145 pp., index
- See Also: Classical Vocal Training (1950 to present)
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Singing Techniques & Vocal Pedagogy
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White, Brian [books].
Singing Techniques & Vocal Pedagogy. New York, London: Garland Publ., 1989.
- Notes:
394 pp.
- See Also: Classical Vocal Training (1950 to present)
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Singing: A Treatise for Singers and Students
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Witherspoon, Herbert [books].
Singing: A Treatise for Singers and Students. New York: G. Schirmer, 1925.
- Notes:
126 pp., index
- See Also: Classical Vocal Training (1900-1949)
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