Abstract
Singing for Musicals is a practical guide to using the body and the voice effectively to perform musical theatre songs. The book offers guidance on developing vocal technique and preparing songs for audition and performance, while empowering singers to understand their own needs and further their development.
Topics covered include: An introduction to the vocal mechanism Releasing tension from the body and the voice Warm-up exercises for groups and individuals Exercises for improving technique Interpreting and shaping a song for musical theatre performance Techniques for exploring character in song Songs in different styles including rock, pop, character and comedy
Topics covered include: An introduction to the vocal mechanism Releasing tension from the body and the voice Warm-up exercises for groups and individuals Exercises for improving technique Interpreting and shaping a song for musical theatre performance Techniques for exploring character in song Songs in different styles including rock, pop, character and comedy
| Original language | English |
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| Place of Publication | Marlborough |
| Number of pages | 144 |
| Publication status | Published - 2008 |
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