The Private Voice Studio Handbook: A Practical Guide to All Aspects of Teaching Revised Edition
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| Rating | : | 4.97 (878 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0634047388 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 216 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-11-06 |
| Language | : | English |
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"Attention All Voice Teachers" according to Teri sings. I have been teaching private voice lessons for several decades, but Ms. Boytim finally wrote down all the information I've used for years in one accessible book. It gives all the information on every aspect of the business that any new or experienced teacher can need, not just musically but also copyright, business and tax aspects. The solfeggio/eartraining pages in the back of the book are exceptional tools for every student, and Ms. B. allows each teacher to make copies for the students to study. The only objection I have to this publication: it is issued with the so-called 'perfect' binding, which is impossible to keep open . The quintessential tool for beginning (or experienced) voice teachers. The Lost Lenoir This is one of the most helpful educational books I have ever read. This is a must-have for any voice teacher, whether just starting out or a veteran of teaching. Written as though in reply to letters from a recent college graduate starting a voice studio, this book covers such topics as vocal techniques, how to select literature, competitions and auditions, organization or your studio, and even includes vocal warm-ups and solfege syllables to use as sight-reading exercises. (Also, I was able to find the Concone method, which she recommends, for free on imslp.org.) This is the same author who wrote the "First Book of Soprano So. Amazon Customer said It's a little more about the business end and less. It's a little more about the business end and less about the teaching end. I'd hoped for more peer advice on teaching methods with this book, but it's got some solid information.
No voice teacher can afford to be without the updated and revised editon of The Private Voice Studio Handbook , a comprehensive and practical guide for beginning or improving the work of any voice teacher. The original edition was released in 2003. The topics addressed include: mission and policy statements; studio equipment and organization; auditioning and accepting new students; practice agenda for students; the importance of teaching music reading; repertoire for beginners; planning recitals; vocal techniques; teaching styles; advising young singers; teaching adult students; teaching voice to children; taxes, insurance and retirement; networking; ethics in the voice studio; and more! The revised edition adds many updates and case studies of students. (Vocal). Beyond being a great guide for private voice teachers, Joan Frey Boytim's groundbreaking book is an excellent resource for college and university voice faculty, and would be a valuable text for vocal pedagogy courses. Joan Frey Boytim has spent over 50 years teaching in her private voice studio. She is a nationally recognized and widely published expert in the training of young singers.. The revised edition was released in 2014