Voice Work : Art and Science in Changing Voices.
This book bridges the subject areas of voice in drama and singing, and treatment and management of voice disorders. It is written by an author who has herself crossed that divide and has comprehensive experience with a variety of clients across a range of settings. The book is divided into two main...
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Chichester :
John Wiley & Sons,
2008
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Table of Contents:
- Voice Work: Art and Science in Changing Voices; Contents; Forewords; Dawn French, Comedian; Lesley Mathieson FRCSLT, Speech and Language Therapist; Mark Meylan, Singing Teacher; Patsy Rodenburg OBE, Voice Teacher; Preface; About the book; Acknowledgements; Part 1: Considering voice work; Chapter 1: The voice work continuum; Chapter 2: The nature of practical voice work; Part 2: Investigating voices; Chapter 3: Seeing voices; Chapter 4: Hearing voices; Part 3: The Voice Skills approach; Chapter 5: Voice skills; Chapter 6: The voice skills perceptual profile; Part 4: Voice work foundations.
- Chapter 7: Bodywork foundationsChapter 8: Breath work foundations; Chapter 9: Channel work foundations; Chapter 10: Phonation work foundations; Chapter 11: Resonance work foundations; Chapter 12: Pitch work foundations; Chapter 13: Loudness work foundations; Chapter 14: Articulation work foundations; Chapter 15: Voices and emotions; Part 5: Practical voice work; Chapter 16: Practical voice care; Chapter 17: General bodywork; Chap.
