Rambles in Music Land Essays Upon Topics of Interest to All Music Lovers
Rambles in Music Land Essays Upon Topics of Interest to All Music Lovers
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There is very much of our present church music that falls far below the proper standard, yet even with this subtraction, the discipline in this branch of music will be profitable for all young singers, in its more sostenuto style of rendering, which is characteristic of all church music, even the most shallow. Even the simplicity of such compositions, as compared with the greater brilliancy of secular music, will quickly expose certain deficiencies in vocal technique: and con- fessedly an orato...rio aria demands a breadth of style and a repose of execution that would be found lacking in many an operatic artist of the highest repute.
We will refer to one more advantage derived from such practice by all young singers, viz. , the greater fa- cility in reading music, which cannot fail to be acquired in any choir whose repertoire is being constantly enlarged by the use of new compositions. One of the most fatal de- ficiencies of singers, as a class, is their inability to read. They are so absorbed in tone-production that they find little interest in any other side of the art, and seem un- able to realize the significance of a knowledge of the rudi- 123 RAMBLES IN MUSIC-LAND ments of music, and of the ability to read, as related to their future success as vocalists.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There is very much of our present church music that falls far below the proper standard, yet even with this subtraction, the discipline in this branch of music will be profitable for all young singers, in its more sostenuto style of rendering, which is characteristic of all church music, even the most shallow. Even the simplicity of such compositions, as compared with the greater brilliancy of secular music, will quickly expose certain deficiencies in vocal technique: and con- fessedly an orato...rio aria demands a breadth of style and a repose of execution that would be found lacking in many an operatic artist of the highest repute.
We will refer to one more advantage derived from such practice by all young singers, viz. , the greater fa- cility in reading music, which cannot fail to be acquired in any choir whose repertoire is being constantly enlarged by the use of new compositions. One of the most fatal de- ficiencies of singers, as a class, is their inability to read. They are so absorbed in tone-production that they find little interest in any other side of the art, and seem un- able to realize the significance of a knowledge of the rudi- 123 RAMBLES IN MUSIC-LAND ments of music, and of the ability to read, as related to their future success as vocalists.
What to read after Rambles in Music Land Essays Upon Topics of Interest to All Music Lovers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H E Howard Elmore Parkhurst to read onlineMoreLess
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