The Diction for Singers platform provides an integrated system for vocal pedagogy using textbooks, videos, and interactive listening lab resources. The proprietary videos, created by Robert Caldwell, were traditionally sold to learning institutions and professors as added value for a robust classroom experience. Due to their popularity and positive professor feedback on the videos’ effectiveness in enhancing student learning, we are now offering them for FREE.
[Note: Access to the videos is restricted to individuals who register with an account on the Laurenz Publishing website. All the videos are copyrighted and URL’s are not to be shared. We ask that users honor the value of these instructional videos and adhere to copyright laws.]
The Singer’s Voice Series
Appropriate for the Diction, Vocal Pedagogy, Class Voice, Song Literature, and Applied Music departments
Five videos exploring how the anatomy – neck, throat, and mouth – influences sounds produced
This Series compliments the textbook Beginning the Process: The art of teaching and learning singing
Through a Portal to the Mind
Appropriate for a wide range of audiences including beginner and advanced singers alike, 6th graders and PhD students, neuroscientists, and so on
A stand-alone video highlighting the relationship between the nervous system and the unseen world of sound
Human Speech Series
Appropriate for the Speech and Hearing and Speech Science departments
Three videos demonstrating how the flow of air molecules filter through the vocal tract create unique sounds for every individual.
This series complements the textbook Sing! Song & Text for Voice Class
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