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Book Description
The Singer's Companion is a basic text aimed at college-level students of singing covering all the basic issues faced by vocalists in all styles of music. The book begins with the nuts-and-bolts issues of finding a good teacher and basic steps in learning a song. Then, the author addresses the issue of how to practice, work with a score, audition and perform. Vital issues of vocal health are addressed, as well as career issues facing all singers. The book concludes with some issues in the philosophy of singing, including the psychology of singing. Throughout, the author offers practical advice, step-by-step instruction, and graded exercises that will guide even the novice singer to better understand her or his instrument.
About the Author
Sharon L. Stoherer is on the vocal faculty in the Department of Music and Performing Arts Professions at New York University's Steinhardt School of Education. A recipient of the Irving S. Gilmore Grant for Emerging Artists, Sharon is a noted recitalist and has performed in operatic productions and as a soloist in oratorios.
The Singer's Companion,Sharon L. Stohrer,Routledge,0415976987,Instruction & Study - Voice,Instruction and study,Music,Reference,Singing,Vocational guidance
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