So You Want to Sing Barbershop offers a close look at barbershop quartets and choruses and explores the techniques required to sing in the style. It also surveys the history and current popularity of barbershop societies. Guest authors offer chapters on vocal science and health and a supplemental website offers additional resources.
So You Want to Sing Barbershop offers a close look at barbershop quartets and choruses and explores the techniques required to sing in the style. It also surveys the history and current popularity of barbershop societies. Guest authors offer chapters on vocal science and health and a supplemental website offers additional resources.
Diane M. Clark is associate professor emerita of music at Rhodes College. She has been a member of Sweet Adelines International since 1992 and is active as a chorus and quartet coach and music arranger. Billy J. Biffle has been a member of the Albuquerque chapter of the Barbershop Harmony Society since 1975 and is an arranger and coach, certified master director, judge emeritus, and past president of the Barbershop Harmony Society.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction Who Needs Barbershop? Chapter 1 The Barbershop Family Tree: A Brief History of Barbershop Chapter 2 Singing and Voice Science, Scott McCoy Chapter 3 Vocal Health for the Barbershop Singer, Wendy LeBorgne Chapter 4 The Barbershop Style: "Let's Bust a Chord!" Chapter 5 Barbershop Singing Technique: From Shower to Spotlight Chapter 6 Barbershop Ensembles: You Can't Do It Alone Chapter 7 Singing as One Voice: Techniques for Achieving Unit Sound Chapter 8 Standards for Barbershop Singing: Here Comes the Judge Chapter 9 Becoming a Better Barbershopper: Education in the Craft Conclusion The Barbershop Culture: Hobby or Lifestyle? Appendix A Resources Appendix B How to Locate a Barbershop Chapter or Chorus Appendix C International Quartet and Chorus Champions Appendix D Choral Warm Ups the Perfect Fifth The Magic Interval, Val Hicks Appendix E Ten Steps to a Better Singing and Performing Chorus, Greg Lyne Appendix F How to Learn a Song, Paula Davis, Carolyn Sexton & Jay Giallombardo
Introduction Who Needs Barbershop? Chapter 1 The Barbershop Family Tree: A Brief History of Barbershop Chapter 2 Singing and Voice Science, Scott McCoy Chapter 3 Vocal Health for the Barbershop Singer, Wendy LeBorgne Chapter 4 The Barbershop Style: "Let's Bust a Chord!" Chapter 5 Barbershop Singing Technique: From Shower to Spotlight Chapter 6 Barbershop Ensembles: You Can't Do It Alone Chapter 7 Singing as One Voice: Techniques for Achieving Unit Sound Chapter 8 Standards for Barbershop Singing: Here Comes the Judge Chapter 9 Becoming a Better Barbershopper: Education in the Craft Conclusion The Barbershop Culture: Hobby or Lifestyle? Appendix A Resources Appendix B How to Locate a Barbershop Chapter or Chorus Appendix C International Quartet and Chorus Champions Appendix D Choral Warm Ups the Perfect Fifth The Magic Interval, Val Hicks Appendix E Ten Steps to a Better Singing and Performing Chorus, Greg Lyne Appendix F How to Learn a Song, Paula Davis, Carolyn Sexton & Jay Giallombardo
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