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  • Edition Peters

    EP72150

    Changing Voices - Songs within the range of an octave for teenage male singers

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    • Work Languages: English, French, German, Spanish
    • ISMN: 9790577088952
    • Size: 8.5 x 12.0 inches

    Description

    When boys' voices change form childhood treble to their adult voice it is important to treat them with particular care. Pushing the voice too hard could cause permanent damage, especially during the "transition", when it may not yet have "settled" into its true adult range and type (and this can sometimes take quite some time). Changing Voices contains a collection of songs to help the young singer through this period.

    This collection features:

    • songs with a range between a fifth and an octave, in a choice of keys
    • wide-ranging repertoire covering classical, musical theater, traditional songs, and new commissions
    • background notes about the songs and their composers
    • pronunciation guides for singing in Italian, German, Spanish, and French
    • a description of the physiology of the changing voice
    • performing advice and technical guidance

    • Erie Canal - Thomas S. Allen

    • Let It - Errollyn Wallen
    • Ezek'l saw the Wheel - Traditional
    • Say love if ever thou didst find - John Dowland
    • A Brown Bird Singing - Haydn Wood
    • Rune of Hospitality - Edmund Rubbra
    • Variables of Green - Philip Hattey
    • From Far, from Eve and Morning - Ralph Vaughan Williams
    • Career Paths - Ben Parry
    • The Gas Man Cometh - Michael Flanders and Donald Swann
    • 42nd Street - Harry Warren
    • Star Vicino - Anon. 17th Century
    • Pupille Arcierie - Giovanbattista da Gagliano
    • De los alamos vengo - Miguel de Fuenllana
    • Lied eines Schmiedes - Robert Schumann
    • Volkslied - Felix Mendelssohn
    • Hebe - Ernest Chausson
    • La Souris - Francis Poulenc