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This review is from: The Phenomena of the Belt/Pop Voice (Paperback)
This is an excellent book. I had it as a text book in college in a class where the author was the instructor. It got lost several years ago, and I was thrilled to find it on Amazon. Great instruction for singing. I will use this for my own students.
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This review is from: The Phenomena of the Belt/Pop Voice (Paperback)
This book is really great for helping to develop the belt voice. It is very detailed about how to safely and correctly produce a belt voice sound. The text covers areas such as misconceptions about the belt voice, a range of terms associated with the belt voice and their respective definitions, mouth positions and physical elements of producing the belt voice, vowel modulations, diction (minimizing the interference of consonants; emphasis on vowels over consonants), breath support, and exercises for belt voice development. The numerous illustrations throughout are quite helpful. I would strongly recommend trying to get a copy of the vhs tape that was produced to accompany the book. That said - good luck in finding one! I was fortunate to find a copy after a lot of searching. The vhs tape is much more of a demonstration than an instruction of belt voice singing, but it was very helpful.
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Used by Broadway Singers,
This review is from: The Phenomena of the Belt/Pop Voice (Paperback)
Jan Sullivan was my voice teacher for one semester in college. She taught me how to sing in legitimate placement and how to belt properly. I was Eponine in Les Miserables in every national tour, and Ellen in Miss Saigon, (Broadway). I sang 8 shows a week for several years and never lost or damaged my voice. If you want to belt a Broadway tune with the best technique, then turn around and sing an aria, this is the book for you. Get the video/CD if it's available.
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