Singing Techniques
Tue, 2 Mar 2004, 11:41 pmmusicman11 posts in thread
Singing Techniques
Tue, 2 Mar 2004, 11:41 pmI am in my final year of my BA Hons Applied Performing Arts and for my dissertation I am focusing on singing techniques in musical theatre.
My Dissertation title/question is: Is Classical singing technique relevant for the modern day actor in musical theatre training?
I would like to hear people's view on this and any methods that they have found usefull in approaching singing for the theatre.
Thanks
My Dissertation title/question is: Is Classical singing technique relevant for the modern day actor in musical theatre training?
I would like to hear people's view on this and any methods that they have found usefull in approaching singing for the theatre.
Thanks
Re: Singing Techniques THE ANSWER
Mon, 29 Mar 2004, 12:19 pmHi all, If you're in the West on April 18th, the answer to singing technique is at the Sun Room Community theatre when Eugene '"hideaway' Bridges holds a one day workshop on singing and music. Although he's a Soul/Blues man, the workshop focus on your musical need for being there, advice for your voice or musical style. Technique is applied to all genres of music. To be honest, I think opera technique may not be covered in this workshop!! This is not a plug, this is the answer to tapping into your technique with a man renown for his voice that's close to an incarnation of Soul legend, Sam Cooke..."Baby you send me.." Take plane, take a train, get to the workshop.. students and groups of 4 or more $75 / normally $110, includes free lunch and performance by Hideaway and Bob Patient (Dave Hole Band) on piano. See ya there.
Sue
Sue