A history of vocal pedagogy : intuition and science / Joseph Talia.

Format:

Book

Author/Creator:

Talia, Joseph, author.

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Singing--History.

Singing.

Voice culture--History.

Voice culture.

Singing--Instruction and study.

Physical Description:

1 online resource (624 pages)

Edition:

1st ed.

Place of Publication:

Samford Valley, Queensland : Australian Academic Press, 2017.

Summary:

In this ground-breaking work, noted tenor, teacher, researcher, and operatic director, Joseph Talia, takes us on an inspiring journey through 450 years of history beginning with the first physiological treatise of Giovanni Camillo Maffei and ending with the remarkable development of solo singing. It is a vital resource for voice teachers, vocal researchers, serious vocal students, and vocal connoisseurs.

Contents:

Intro

Foreword

About the Author

Table of Contents

Overview

Introduction

1 The New Music, Vocal Art, and Physiology

2 Giovanni Camillo Maffei: The Beginning of Vocal Physiology

3 Lodovico Zacconi: The Voce Mordente

4 Impact of the Camerata on Opera and Singing

5 Bertrand de Bacilly and French Articulation

6 Pier Francesco Tosi

7 A Brief History of the Larynx

8 Ansalm Bayly

9 Johann Agricola

10 The Development of the Traditional Italian School

11 Comparison Between theItalian and French School

12 Jean-Baptiste Lully

13 Jean-Phillippe Rameau

14 The State of French Singing

15 Ferrein and the New Scientific Revolution

16 Jean-Antoine Bérard

17 The Next Generation

18 Nicola Porpora and the Neapolitan School

19 The End of the Porpora Era: Corri, Nathan, and Ansani

20 Luigi Lablache: The Great Basso Profundo

21 The Last Castrati

22 Manuel del Pópulo García

23 Manuel Patricio García

24 Francesco Lamperti

25 Charles Battaille: Singer,Physician, and Researcher

26 Emma Seiler

27 Emile Behnke

28 Emile Behnke andLennox Browne

29 Morell Mackenzie

30 Final Word on García's Coup de Glotte

31 Vocal Onset in the Modern Italian School

32 Marchesi's Practical and Theoretical Vocal Method

33 Julius Stockhausen

34 Herman Klein

35 Enrico Delle Sedie

36 Giovanni Battista Lamperti

37 William Shakespeare

38 Herbert Witherspoon

39 Giovanni Sbriglia

40 Jean de Reszke

41 Lilli Lehmann

42 Enrico Caruso

43 The Melocchi School

44 Luciano Pavarotti

45 Final Conclusions

Bibliography.

Notes:

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ISBN:

1-922117-82-X

OCLC:

964695235