Singing and Communicating in English: A Singer's Guide to English Diction
- Author: Labouff, Kathryn
Staggeringly high standard of diction. The surest method of converting people to Opera —
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Contents
- Preface
- Acknowledgements Forward
- Chapter 1 : Why Study English Diction?
- Chapter 2 : Communication Through Appropriate Stress
- Chapter 3 : Preparation for Vowel Production
- Chapter 4 : The Front Vowels
- Chapter 5 : The Backing Vowels
- Chapter 6 : The Mixed Vowels
- Chapter 7 : The Diphthongs & Triphthongs
- Chapter 8 : The Three Semi-Vowel Glides
- Chapter 9 :
- Introduction to Consonants
- Chapter 10 : The Plosives
- Chapter 11 : The Fricatives
- Chapter 12 : Nasal Consonants Plus Lyrical L
- Chapter 13 : The Owner's Manual: Connecting the Dots
- Chapter 14 : Singing in the British Dialect: "The Rain in Spain"
- Chapter 15 : The Mid-Atlantic Dialect Afterward
- Appendices I: IPA Alphabet for the English Language II: Three-Dialect Overview III: Regional Dialects
- Glossary
- Bibliography
- Index of Texts and Music Examples CD Guide