Caruso And the Art of Singing, Including Caruso's Vocal Exercises And His Practical Advice to Students And Teachers of Singing
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One higTily signifleant fact most of the theorists, obsessed as they have been by their fanciful notions, have failed to imder- stand. Whether there are two, three, five, or 146 Caruso and the Art of Singing seven registers ; whether the artist sings in the lower, middle, or upper range of his vocal compass; he must needs bear in mind one all- important principle: his tone production must be sound throughout, and every note he sings must be beautiful. Let the singer take heed to apply intellige...ntly the principles that make for good tone production and the question of registers will afford him little worry.
Caruso never let the complicated and thank- less matter of registers disturb him. He knew that there was only one vital goal to strive for — ^the production of beautiful tones. On this goal he focused all his musical intelligence; toward it he concentrated all his mental and spiritual energy.
It is strange indeed that so many moderns should have gone astray in this matter of registers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One higTily signifleant fact most of the theorists, obsessed as they have been by their fanciful notions, have failed to imder- stand. Whether there are two, three, five, or 146 Caruso and the Art of Singing seven registers ; whether the artist sings in the lower, middle, or upper range of his vocal compass; he must needs bear in mind one all- important principle: his tone production must be sound throughout, and every note he sings must be beautiful. Let the singer take heed to apply intellige...ntly the principles that make for good tone production and the question of registers will afford him little worry.
Caruso never let the complicated and thank- less matter of registers disturb him. He knew that there was only one vital goal to strive for — ^the production of beautiful tones. On this goal he focused all his musical intelligence; toward it he concentrated all his mental and spiritual energy.
It is strange indeed that so many moderns should have gone astray in this matter of registers.
What to read after Caruso And the Art of Singing, Including Caruso's Vocal Exercises And His Practical Advice to Students And Teachers of Singing?
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