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The mariachi voice / Dr. Juanita Ulloa.
- Format:
- Book
- Author/Creator:
- Newland-Ulloa, Juanita, author.
- Series:
- Oxford scholarship online.
- Oxford scholarship online
- Language:
- English
- Subjects (All):
- Mariachi--Instruction and study.
- Mariachi.
- Singing--Instruction and study.
- Singing.
- Physical Description:
- 1 online resource (421 pages)
- Edition:
- First edition.
- Place of Publication:
- New York, NY : Oxford University Press, [2024]
- Summary:
- A practical resource for all educational program directors, voice professors, historians, singers, and students of mariachi who want to learn and encourage the tradition of mariachi music in the United States. It explores and dissects the similarities and differences between classical and mariachi fields regarding voice, while also providing useful classroom-tested lesson plans on voice pedagogy, history, and diction for teaching the mariachi singer.
- Contents:
- Cover
- Half-title
- The Mariachi Voice
- Copyright
- Contents
- Foreword by Mark Fogelquist, Mariachi Director
- Foreword by Dr. Karen Hall, Professor of Voice, Songwerks Voice Studio
- Preface
- Dedications and Acknowledgments
- Author Bio
- Chapter 1 MARIACHI SONG
- Introduction: What Is Mariachi Singing?
- Growth of Mariachi Programs and Hispanic Song in the United States and Mexico
- Understanding Terms: Ranchera, Mariachi, Mariache, and Música Regional Mexicana
- Lesson Plans
- Lesson 1: Mariachi Song: Introduction
- Lesson 2: Growth of Mariachi and Understanding Terms: Ranchera, Mariachi, Mariache, and Música Regional Mexicana
- Chapter 2 History: Mariachi Singers and Their Songs
- Ranchera Rural Folk Origins
- Vocal Roots
- Early Twentieth-Century Ranchera Songs
- Mexico's Golden Age of Cinema, Singers, and Songs
- Manuel M. Ponce, "The Father of Mexican Song"
- Solo Ranchera Singers Become Celebrities through Media Expansion
- Crossover Singing: Jorge Negrete and Operas Rancheras
- Jorge Negrete
- Opera Rancheras
- Mexico's Premiere Voice Teacher: Maestro José Pierson
- The Bolero in Mexico: History, Singers, and Composers
- Ranchera Singing Style
- Singer/Songwriter José Alfredo Jiménez: A Third Period in Mariachi History
- Female Ranchera/Bolero Singers and Composers
- Bravío Ranchera Singing-Lucha Reyes and Vocal Conditions for Female Ranchera Singers
- Vocal Conditions for Female Ranchera Singers
- Summary
- Chronology: Key Dates in Ranchera Voice History
- History: Mariachi Singers and Their Songs
- Lesson 1: Ranchera Rural Folk Origins
- Lesson 2: Vocal Roots and Early Twentieth Century Ranchera Songs
- Songs
- Lesson 3: Mexico's Golden Age of Cinema, Singers, and Songs
- Lesson 4: The Father of Mexican Song-Manuel M. Ponce.
- Lesson 5: Solo Ranchera Singers Become Celebrities Through Media Expansion
- Lesson 6: Crossover Singers: Jorge Negrete and Operas Rancheras
- Lesson 7: Mexico's Premiere Voice Teacher: Maestro José Pierson
- Lesson 8: The Bolero in Mexico-History, Singers, and Composers
- Lesson 9: Ranchera Singing Style
- Lesson 10: Singer/Songwriter José Alfredo Jiménez: A Third Period in Mariachi History
- Lesson 11: Female Ranchera/Bolero Singers and Composers
- Lesson 12: Bravío Ranchera Song-Lucha Reyes and Vocal Conditions for Women
- Lesson 13: Key Dates in Mexican Voice History-Advanced Studies (Based upon Chronology)
- Answer Key
- Lesson 4: The Father of Mexican Song-Manuel M. Ponce
- Lesson 5: Solo Ranchera Singers Become Celebrities Through Media Expansion
- Chapter 3 Mariachi Voice Pedagogy
- Vocal Production and Vocal Care: A Visual Starting Place for Vocalists
- Voice Production in Class Exercises and Discussion
- "Understanding Your Vocal Instrument" by Professor John Nix
- Vocal Cords: What Are They, and How Do They Work?
- Breathing: The Energy for the Voice
- Breathing for Singing Exercises
- Vocal Cords Quiz.
- Staying Healthy as a Singer
- The Vocal Athlete
- We All Like to Eat!
- Traveling and Singing
- Minding Your Meds
- Pacing Rehearsals
- Differences between Men and Women's Voices
- General Vocal Exercises for Daily Use (Men and Women)
- Vocal Exercises Specifically for Men
- Vocal Exercises Specifically for Women
- Addressing Common Vocal Problems Faced by Mariachi Singers
- If You Are a Teacher, Be a Good Example
- Reinforce Healthy Habits
- Final Thoughts
- Staying Healthy as a Singer Exercises
- A Voice Lesson: Alignment, Breath, and Vowel
- Alignment, Breath, and Vowel Exercises
- Voice Teacher or Voice Coach-What Is the Difference?
- Female Mariachi Fach
- Mariachi Falsete: To Bridge or to Break
- Can Anyone Sing Falsete?
- Where Does Falsete Come From?
- How Do I Learn Falsete?
- Practicing Falsete
- Vocal Yodeling Exercises
- Beginning Falsete Exercises
- Advanced Falsete Exercises
- Falsete Quiz
- What Is the Belt Voice?
- Handling Vocal Fatigue and Developing Mindfulness
- Develop Mindfulness and Protect Yourself
- In Performance
- Mariachi Directors Provide Vocal Leadership
- Mariachi Mindfulness Exercise
- Mariachi Mindfulness Check-In
- Similarities and Differences between Mariachi and Classical Voice Production
- Similarities
- Differences
- Wake-up Warm-ups, Vocalises, and Practicing
- Wake-up Warm-ups
- Mariachi Vocalises
- Practicing
- Finding the Right Key for Your Song
- Key Choices for Women
- Key Choices for Men
- Finding the Right Key Exercises
- Finding the Right Key Quiz
- Choosing a Key with Falsete
- Answer Keys to Quizzes
- Chapter 4 Preparing to Be a Mariachi Singer
- The Voice Is the Instrument Everybody Shares
- Group Singers, Ensemble Soloist, Mariachi Soloist: Where Do You Fit In?
- Group Singers
- Ensemble Soloist
- Mariachi Solo Singer.
- Costumes, Make-up, Song Studies, and Singing with a Microphone
- Make-up and Hair
- Song Studies
- Singing with a Microphone
- Preparation Tips for Auditions and Performances (Live and Online)*
- Chapter 5 Mariachi Rhythms and Choosing Song Repertoire
- Overview of Mariachi Rhythmic Styles
- Why Good Singers Listen to Rhythm
- Rhythm Exercises and Learning Songs
- Six Basic Rhythms
- Choosing Mariachi Voice Repertoire
- Graded Ranchera Song Lists: Beginner, Advanced Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced Vocal Levels
- Level 1: Beginning Solo Mariachi Songs
- Level 2: Advanced-Beginner Mariachi Songs
- Level 3: Intermediate Mariachi Songs
- Level 4: Advanced Mariachi Songs (Competition Level)
- Chapter 6 Songs, Diction, Lyrics, IPA, and Translations
- Introduction to Mexican Spanish Lyric Diction
- Mexican Spanish Is Unique
- Pronunciation Tips for Mexican Spanish
- Tips on Memorizing Lyrics
- Diction Lessons 1-5
- Diction Lesson 1: Draw Your own IPA Letters and Short Words
- Diction Lesson 2: IPA Short Mariachi Words in Spanish
- Diction Lesson 3: IPA Mariachi Words in Spanish
- Diction Lesson 4: Important Mariachi Phrases and Song Titles
- Diction Lesson 5: Mariachi Longer Song Titles
- Lessons: Song Studies
- History, Lyrics, and Translations, Guide
- Acting
- Performing Artist
- Composer Studies
- Song Studies: History
- Song Studies: Lyrics and Translations
- Checklist for Song, Lyrics, and Translation Studies
- Acting Study
- Performing Artist Study
- Composer Study
- Ranchera Songs List with IPA, Poetic, and Literal Translations
- Chapter 7 Mariachi Music Fundamentals
- Sheet Music in Mariachi's Urban Period
- Ranchera Composers and Arrangers Use Sheet Music: Manuel Esperón, Ruben Fuentes, Mariachi Vargas, Jorge Negrete
- Music Fundamentals in Schools.
- Bilingual Theory and Solfege versus Letter Note Reading
- Solfege-Solfegio
- Review Questions: Sheet Music in Mariachi's Urban Period, Manuel M. Ponce, Manuel Esperón, and Solfege
- Bilingual Music Fundamentals
- Treble Clef (Clave de sol)
- Treble Clef in Spanish-Clave de sol en Español
- Clave de sol
- Bass Clef (Clave de fa)
- Bass Clef in Spanish-Clave de fa
- Meter and Rhythmic Note Values
- Notes Values in Spanish
- Transcription of Melodies and Rhythms
- Three Basic Chords
- Popular Mariachi Keys
- Finding a Singer's Best Key
- Dynamics and Tempo Terms in Spanish, Italian, and English
- Ten Lesson Plans
- Chapter 8 Four Interviews with Mariachi Artists on Voice
- Linda Ronstadt: Mexican American Multi-Grammy Winner in Mariachi, twelve Grammys in diverse vocal styles, Kennedy Center and The Recording Academy's Lifetime Achievement Awards, Emmy Award, Tony, and Emmy nominations
- Jorge Negrete: Dispelling Myths about legendary ranchera singer, El charro cantor. An interview with his grandchildren: Rafael Jorge Negrete and Diana Irene Negrete
- Flor de Toloache: 2017 Latin Grammy Winning group based in New York with a pioneering vocal edge
- Raul Cuellar, Jr.: Contemporary Mexican American ranchera singer and violinist with Camperos de Nati Cano Mariachi
- Glossary
- Mariachi Voice Resources
- Resources and Bibliography
- Index.
- Notes:
- Includes bibliographical references and index.
- Description based on online resource and publisher information; title from PDF title page (viewed on September 18, 2024).
- ISBN:
- 9780190846275
- 0190846275
- 9780190846251
- 0190846259
- 9780190846268
- 0190846267
- OCLC:
- 1413954192
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