Advice to Singers by Frederick James Crowest
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Crowest, Frederick James, 1850-1927
English
"Advice to Singers" by Frederick James Crowest is a guidebook for vocal training written in the early 20th century. The work focuses on the art and science of singing, emphasizing the importance of a teacher's guidance, healthy habits, and the nuances of vocal technique. The book aims to clear up misconceptions about singing, providing practical ad...
challenges present in learning to sing, asserting that proper training cannot be achieved solely through self-study or books. Crowest introduces the necessity for consistent practice and strong vocal habits, as well as the significance of addressing one’s health and lifestyle choices to enhance vocal performance. He stresses that a singer is not only a performer but must also understand the physiological aspects of their instrument—the voice—while simultaneously cultivating their artistic expression. The opening sets the tone for a comprehensive manual on singing that combines technique, style, and personal development. (This is an automatically generated summary.)
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