Vocal Mastery - Talks with Master Singers and Teachers by Harriette Brower
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And even if singers could analyze, the description might not fit any
case but their own. For the art of singing is an individual art, the perfecting an instrument hidden from sight. Each artist must achieve mastery by overcoming difficulties which beset his own personal path. Despite these obstacles, every effort has been put forth to induce artists to speak from an educational standpoint. It is hoped the various hints and precepts they have given, may prove of benefit to singers and teachers. Limitations of space prevent the inclusion of many other artists and teachers. HARRIETTE BROWER. 150 West 80 Street, New York City. CONTENTS FOREWORD ENRICO CARUSO ... The Value of Work GERALDINE FARRAR ... The Will to Succeed a Compelling Force VICTOR MAUREL ... Mind Is Everything |
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