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The structure of singing by Richard Miller · Booklabria

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The structure of singing

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First published: 1986
Language: English
Editions: 5

Synopsis

Combining the physical, technical, and artistic aspects of singing, the author applies current findings in medicine, acoustics, phonetics, and speech therapy to the singer's needs. The text demonstrates the scientific basis of exercises and vocalises, covering all major areas of vocal technique. - Publisher.

Subjects: Technique
Methods
Étude et enseignement
Culture
Physiological aspects
Singing

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