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This
classic book provides singers and teachers with a
scientifically exact basis from which to work
directly and objectively on the physical elements
responsible for the production of the singing voice.
Mankind
is meant to sing and has the instrument with which
to do so.
- Of
what does it consist?
- What
happens physically when a voice sounds high,
round, full?
- What
makes a voice carry?
- What
are registers in reality?
- What
does 'placing' the voice mean in fact?
- Why
should a hitherto steady voice develop an
uncontrollable tremor or high notes suddenly
become inaccessible?
'As a
laryngologist who has been fortunate enough to have
had considerable experience and interest in the
well-being of singers and in voice production,
I welcome the publication of this book.
It is the product of years of work by the authors
who have sifted and correlated the findings of the
various branches of science involved. The result is
logical, objective and practical, and it should
prove a standard textbook for teachers of singing
and all potential singers. It will be of great value
to all doctors who are interested in this branch of
medicine'
Mr John Musgrove
Tomorrows Guides Ltd, PO Box 7677,
Hungerford, RG17 0FX England
Tel: 01488 684321 Fax: 01488 681968
email: info@singing-lessons.com
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