The Oxford Handbook of Singing: Your Ultimate Vocal Guide

The Oxford Handbook of Singing (Oxford Library of Psychology)

by David M. Howard

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Unleash the Power of Your Voice

Are you ready to elevate your singing to new heights? Look no further than The Oxford Handbook of Singing, the most comprehensive and authoritative guide to the art and science of vocal performance. This groundbreaking volume brings together the expertise of leading researchers and practitioners in the field, presenting a wealth of insights and practical techniques to help you unlock your true vocal potential.

A Comprehensive Guide to Vocal Mastery

The Oxford Handbook of Singing covers every aspect of vocal performance, from the basics of vocal anatomy and technique to the nuances of interpretation and stagecraft. With in-depth chapters on:

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• Vocal Anatomy and Physiology: Understand the intricate mechanisms of your vocal apparatus and how it produces sound.
• Vocal Technique: Master the essential techniques for developing a strong, flexible, and resonant voice.
• Vocal Health: Learn how to protect and maintain your voice, preventing injuries and optimizing vocal longevity.
• Vocal Pedagogy: Explore the latest teaching methods and approaches to effective vocal instruction.
• Vocal Performance: Gain insights into the art of interpretation, stage presence, and the emotional connection with audiences.
• Vocal Psychology: Delve into the psychological aspects of singing, including performance anxiety, stage fright, and the impact of emotions on vocal performance.
• Vocal Technology: Discover the latest advancements in vocal technology, such as voice amplifiers, microphones, and vocal effects.

Empowering Singers of All Levels

Whether you're a seasoned professional or just starting your vocal journey, The Oxford Handbook of Singing has something to offer everyone. Aspiring singers will find invaluable guidance on developing a solid technical foundation, while experienced performers will gain insights into refining their artistry and expanding their vocal range.

Exceptional Contributors, Unparalleled Expertise

Edited by the renowned vocal pedagogue John Potter, The Oxford Handbook of Singing features contributions from an international team of experts in the field, including:

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• Janice Chapman: Leading vocal physiotherapist and researcher
• Jean Decroos: Founder of the Estill Voice Training System
• Richard Miller: Eminent professor of vocal pedagogy and author of "The Structure of Singing"
• Daniel Levitin: Cognitive neuroscientist and author of "This is Your Brain on Music"
• Katherine Heydon: Opera singer and professor of vocal performance

A Must-Have Resource for Vocal Enthusiasts

With its unparalleled scope, abundance of practical advice, and contributions from the world's leading experts, The Oxford Handbook of Singing is an indispensable resource for:

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• Singers of all levels
• Vocal teachers and coaches
• Music students and researchers
• Music therapists and clinicians
• Anyone passionate about the art of singing

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: 9780199754700

Publication Date: May 2023

Publisher: Oxford University Press

The Oxford Handbook of Singing (Oxford Library of Psychology)

by David M. Howard

5 out of 5

Language	:	English
File size	:	55389 KB
Text-to-Speech	:	Enabled
Screen Reader	:	Supported
Enhanced typesetting	:	Enabled
Word Wise	:	Enabled
Print length	:	1186 pages
Lending	:	Enabled

FREE