Description

Numerous texts and courses on singing provide extensive insights into technique and performance; however, they often lack the opportunity to address the specific inquiries that arise. Solutions for Singers addresses these unresolved issues, bridging the gaps that professional performers, singing students, and voice instructors have long aimed to fill.

Richard Miller, a renowned teacher and performer, responds to over 200 questions that emerged during his numerous master classes and pedagogy courses. He intentionally steers clear of vague generalizations, focusing instead on specific, frequently encountered queries such as effective exercises for alleviating tension in the back of the tongue, the application of breathing principles across different age groups, the distinction between voiced and unvoiced consonants, and the existence of a female falsetto. Through these targeted questions, Miller delves into the core of artistic expression.

The inquiries are categorized into ten overarching themes, which Miller examines from multiple perspectives. By integrating traditional and contemporary philosophies, he offers the most pertinent and precise solutions. The outcome is a vital resource for singers that, whether read in order or selectively, delivers a distinctive and practical approach to vocal artistry and technique.