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The Art of Voice-Production with Special Reference to the Methods of Correct Breathing

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The Art of Voice-Production with Special Reference to the Methods of Correct Breathing
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Publisher: G.P. Putnam
ISBN/ASIN: 1113512695
Number of pages: 122

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The author writes mainly for all those wishing to be guided by clear common sense rules and precepts, in the discovery of an easy, effective, and natural method of singing. It is his purpose to examine the voice in its cause, which is breath, and in its effect, which is tone.

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