Style in Singing
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Style in Singing, by W.E. Haslam, is dedicated to the writer's pupils. The prefatory note says that one could not number the books, anatomical, physiological and philosophical, on the Voice, and that a spacious library could easily be furnished with Methods of Singing.
The text says that a voice that is badly produced or emitted speedily becomes worn, and is easily fatigued. The text says that Emission, or Placing of the voice, should be well laid under the guidance of a skilled and experienced singing-teacher. The text says that at the Concerts Spirituels, given at the Church of the Sorbonne, Paris, may be heard very excellent performances of Oratorio by ancient and modern composers, from Handel and Bach to Claude Debussy. The text says that a composer can be accepted as artist only when he has given that to the world which entitles him to the distinction.
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- W. E. Haslam
- Pages
- 83
- Language
- English
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