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Sing! Song & Text for Voice Class (textbook)

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Sing! is suitable for the beginner singer. It focuses on fundamental singing skills and explores topics such as vocal technique, music fundamentals, and how to learn a song. It is comprised of both text chapters and sheet music of numerous songs to practice.

The text portion contains a clear, accessible, but not too technical section on how voices work from an anatomical viewpoint. The text also includes a balanced set of exercises for the body, breath, phonation, and resonance. The sheet music portion provides a balanced selection from musical theater, pop music, and folk genres.

With the purchase of the Sing! textbook, you will automatically receive access to our corresponding animated videos: Breath, Vocal Folds, Vocal Tract, Resonance, and The Human Voice. With this combination of materials, your students receive a rich understanding of the voice. In the same essay-with-exercises layout, the text includes a balanced set of exercises for the body, breath, phonation, and resonance, allowing you to leave your students with exploratory routines they can successfully accomplish and continue long after class has ended.

The videos are included for Free; access is provided automatically with your purchase of the textbook.

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Sing! rounds out the vocal pedagogy multimedia platform with materials for voice class – a balanced, well-rounded textbook including sheet music to help you lead a class of singers into satisfying and successful singing experiences.

Click here to view the Table of Contents for the Sing! Song & Text for Voice Class.

Sing! supports you with text that is integrated with the multimedia platform, which allows you to cover more material more efficiently than possible otherwise. The text portion contains a clear, accessible, but not too technical section on how voices work, a discussion based on our animated videos Breath, Vocal Folds, Vocal Tract, Resonance, and The Human Voice, which gives you smooth continuity from the much-loved media material to hands-on teaching material. With this combination of materials, you can leave your students with a rich understanding of the voice.

In the same essay-with-exercises layout, the text includes a balanced set of exercises for the body, breath, phonation, and resonance, allowing you to leave your students with exploratory routines they can successfully accomplish and continue long after class has ended. It includes a clearly written chapter for smoothing transitions between light and heavy registers, differentiating the exercises for all vocal classifications. The next chapter helps you lead them through learning the basics of learning a song – how to approach and interpret one – with fun and interesting exercises. Next, it talks about vocal health, helping you round out an awareness of how to take care of a voice for singing.

For those with no music reading skills, the text also includes a short section on music notation, covering the notes and staff and methods for practicing intervals. It also includes a glossary of singing terms, allowing you to leave your class with a nice vocabulary of voice. Finally, the text section includes a chapter on how to warm up, giving you a way to offer your class complete warm-up routines.

The sheet music portion includes a balanced selection from musical theater, pop music, and folk music – selections nearly everyone can find pleasure in learning. Each song includes two parts: 1) an accompaniment with two sections, one for a typical pianist, and one that is super-easy and scaled down for non-pianists to play, and 2) vocalizes specifically for learning the song.

When your students leave your voice class, you will have delivered the following using this text:

  • a solid understanding of how the voice works, with imagery from platform's multimedia
  • a clear set of exercises for developing flexibility in the voice
  • an understanding and set of exercises for smoothing register transitions in the major passages
  • grounding in musical symbols for reading music
  • a vocabulary for understanding the voice
  • an understanding of how to take care of their voices
  • a method how to warm-up their voices
  • a collection of desirable songs
  • and exercises specifically for learning each song

Overall, the authors have delivered sophisticated principles in a simple, useful, easy-to-teach-from text so that you can leave your students in voice class with a fun, rich, and memorable experience with singing.

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For sample clips from two of our videos and to see how Sing! fits into the larger multimedia learning platform, click on the link below.

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Authors Joan Wall and Pamela Stout
ISBN 1934477014
Length 256 pages
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