Volume I: Beginning the process Learn about vocal theories through beautifully written essays and exercises. Topics include the fundamental issues of anatomy, physiology, acoustics, and aerodynamics of the voice. 272 pages
Volume II: Mastering the fundamentals Develop your singing technique with easy to follow exercises for all voice ranges. Topics include the flexibility of the body, breath, phonation and resonance. Exercises in this volume are designed to allow the singer to discover the fundamental sensations that are key to singing with excellence. 357 pages
Volume III: Advancing the technique Using the concept of tonal landscape, learn how to smooth rough spots in your singing. Exercises in this volume allow the student to develop sostenuto, legato, trill, rapid scales, and messa di voce. 572 pages
Volume IV: Becoming an artist Students can use the tools, concepts and exercises to understand this process and feel comfortable with their role–on and off stage. Also included is a section on how to rise above artistic plateaus and reach even higher for new ideas, sensations, and concepts. 270 pages
Volume V: Managing vocal health Learn how to maintain vocal flexibility. Topics include nutrition, allergies, sinusitis, menstruation and menopause, with an emphasis on identifying trouble, medical intervention and how to work with an injured or recovering voice. 195 pages
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Caldwell Publishing Company is now the parent company of PST...Inc., which he founded in 1987 to produce books for professional musicians.
He has authored and coauthored several best-selling books, including The Performer Prepares, Diction for Singers, the Singers' Edition Series, and his latest, the five-volume Excellence in Singing.
He has written, produced, directed, and animated several successful films, including the Human Voice series and Human Hearing series. These books and films are staples in colleges and universities throughout the United States and abroad, including the Juilliard School of Music, the Peabody Conservatory of Music, and Indiana University.
An accomplished pianist and singer, having earned his bachelor's and master's degrees in music, he also lectures and conducts master classes. A native of southern Louisiana, he now resides in Redmond, Washington with his daughter, Katelyn.
Joan Wall is a voice professor at Texas Woman's University, where she has taught diction courses for more than twenty years.
She was a member of National Association of Teachers of Singing (NATS), presenting seminars and workshops, and has had a celebrated international performing career, singing as a principal with the Metropolitan Opera, the Deutche Opera Berlin, and in concerts, operas, and recitals throughout the United States.
She has sung under the direction of such conductors as Erich Leinsdorf, Dimitri Mitropoulos, Boris Goldovsky, Alfred Wallenstein, Jean Morel, Fausto Cleva, Anshel Brusilow, and Paul Hindemith.
Wall is the author of International Phonetic Alphabet for Singers and coauthor of Diction for Singers, The Singer's Voice video series, Sing! Text and songs for voice class, and the Excellence in Singing.
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