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Sergius Kagen's encyclopedic guide to music for the voice has been a standard reference work for singers and teachers for nearly 30 years. For each of several thousand works, the singer can find the compass and tessitura, the vocal type to which the song is suited, as well as remarks on the character or challenges of the piece, with occasional advice to the accompanist. Headnotes give general information on some major composers and important song cycles. This single volume helps the performer find works by hundreds of composers from Europe and America, from the Renaissance through the mid-20th century, and genres ranging from folk airs to bel canto. Entries are arranged by composer within larger categories: Songs and Airs before the 19th Century, Songs of the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries, Folk Songs, and Operatic Extracts. An index of composers makes access to listings even easier.
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Johnny Bochamp
reviewed Music For The Voice on January 31, 2009
Music For The Voice
Dear The Fab Four, Thank you for always clearing my heads, healing my heart & lifting my spirit!
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The Mammoth Book of The Beatles. It's consist of six parts across its 608 pages with heap of decent reading material & solid information
1. 🎸 Part One: Life and Art - chronicles the band's complete recordings with razor sharp analysis of each & every album
2. 🎸 Part Two: Dissenters - or something made up of articles by people who don't really care for The Beatles. It's contains five essays with semi provocative titles such as 'Penny Lame' by Dave Simpson & 'Living Life Without Loving The Beatles' by Gary Hall. That's why I like this book. Not standard issue. Please, read this part with care ðŸ˜
3. 🎸 Part Three: Film & TV - looks at The Beatles Film & TV output, which includes a more than alluring piece by Mitchell Axelrod entitled 'The Beatles TV Cartoon Series: Beatletoons
4. 🎸 Part Four: Beatle Women - contains a number of candid interviews with Cynthia Lennon, Pattie Boyd, Yoko Ono, Linda McCartney & rather surprisingly, Astrid Kirchherr, a German photographer, artist & is well known for her association with the Beatles & her photographs of the band's original members during their early days in Hamburg
5. 🎸 Part Five: Interviews - the penultimate section of this book, includes assorted interviews with Pete Best, George Martin, Paul McCartney & Bill Harry
6. 🎸 Part Six: And In The End... - concludes with a colourful overview of the band by Paul Gambaccini, an American-British radio & television presenter & author in U.K
I really enjoyed this book â¤ï¸, despite the fact that I disagreed with quite a lot of Egan's opinions on the songs, he seemed to dismiss quite a high number of renowned classics as not great ✌ðŸ»
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