What seems like natural talent in a great singer is in reality a mixtureof skill, training, and experience. This book is a complete guide to he lping aspiring artists develop and manage their voice, learn solid techniques for successful pop singing, and improve their stage presence. It also provides an overview of music theory and reading, and indispensible tips for forging a singing career. Topics covered include: posture and breathing; vocal resonance and projection; vocal health and maintenance; various singing and musical styles; ear training; performing live and inthe studio; working with microphones; and so much more! The accompanyin g CD includes a terrific set of warm-up exercises for daily use, as wellas vocal and musical examples of each of the concepts presented.
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Hal Leonard |
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| Pages |
42(07) |
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Vocal |
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Methods |
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Softcover/CD |
| ISBN13 |
9781423488293 |
| ISBN13 |
1423488296 |
| Dimensions |
304x228 |
