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Monthly Archives: June 2013
Encompass Music
Encompass Music I don’t typically do much more on my blog than, well, blog. But I recently decided I should probably start “following” some blogs that might interest me, and check out some of my own followers. One of the … Continue reading
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Tagged art, Bomba y Plena, butterfly, celebration, circle game, cross-curricular, dance, game, grade, hispanic, latin, Latin American, lesson, music, music lesson, puerto rico, septermber, spain, spanish, traditional
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Video: An Alto’s Lament
Though I love singing alto, I feel her pain. Sometimes I wonder if I was incorrectly classified as a soprano in college, though I haven’t used my high voice as much lately so it may just be rusty. Hope you … Continue reading
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Tagged alto, beg, gershwin, Harmony, high c, les miserables, Melody, music, opera, soprano, swing
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Article: Protecting Children’s Voices.
Also from the same website as my previous post, written by Maestro David L. Jones. http://www.voiceteacher.com/children_article/children.html Some excerpted information from this article: Abusive Practices in the Child’s Voice: 1. Heavy belting: taking chest voice higher than is healthy. 2. … Continue reading
Posted in Teaching Private Lessons, Vocal Resources
Tagged child, children, damage, David L. Jones, lessons, mozart, music, prodigy, vocal, voices
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Article: Damaging Vocal Technique
In doing some research for voice lessons, I found this useful article on The Voice Teacher website, written by David Jones: http://www.voiceteacher.com/damaging.html The article includes such topics as flat tongued singing, jaw forward, breathy singing, belting, etc. Please check it … Continue reading
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Tagged bad, damage, damaging, Jones, larynx, singing, technique, vocal, voice
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Vocal Focus: Sight-Reading and Vocalise Books
While my teaching adventures in the private lesson world focus mainly on clarinet and piano, I have begun including voice lessons due to high demand for them withing the studio. (I also have a saxophone student!) In an effort to … Continue reading
Posted in Method Book Reviews and Samples, Teaching Private Lessons, Vocal Resources
Tagged agility, boytim, complete vocal method, concone, database, do, download, free, imslp, lesson, lessons, library, marchesi, method, mi, music, print, private, private voice studio, re, schirmer, school of sight-singing, solfege, solfeggio, studio, vocal, vocaleze, vocalise, vocalize, voice, warm-up
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Ordered on Amazon.
Thought it was a book, but apparently not. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B002UBW9W4/ref=oh_details_o02_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
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Don’t Fret!
I came across these during a recent subbing adventure for a middle school orchestra/guitar teacher: http://www.dontfret.net/ In case it is difficult to see, the lines that look like your traditional violin tapes are actually printed on a large piece of … Continue reading
Posted in Teaching Orchestra
Tagged bass, beginner, beginning, cello, classroom, don't fret, dontfret.net, fret, frets, help, http://www.dontfret.net/, middle school, music, no fret, orchestra, string, string tapes, strings, tape, tapes, viola, violin
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