Group vocal technique /
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Chapel Hill, N.C. :
Hinshaw Music,
©1991.
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction
- Group vocal technique: pedagogical organization
- Group vocal technique: teaching procedures and use of the video
- Relaxation and posture
- Building spaciousness in the voice: expanding the vocal tract, relaxation of the jaw, tongue and lips, opening of the space in the mouth and throat
- Breathing: activation of the diaphragm- exhalation, inhalation, support
- The anatomy of the sigh: its pedagogical use and importance for voice building
- Resonance and placement
- Dynamics
- Crescendo / decrescendo, Messa di voce
- Register consistency
- Range extension: high and low range flexibility (runs)
- Leaps
- Legato, staccato, martellato
- English diction fundamentals and the five pure vowels
- Latin Diction fundamentals
- German diction fundamentals
- Vowel modification
- Marking the score
- Auditioning singers
- Seating, standing plans to enhance choral performance and group vocal technique
- Selection of literature
- Conducting technique
- Summary
- Appendix A. Measuring and evaluating the music potential of a choir to enhance the teaching of group vocal technique: music aptitude and music achievement
- Appendix B. Discography.