The Language Of Song: Elementary (High Voice)

The Language of Song: Elementary (High Voice)闂佽壈浜粋鎶 part of the successful series by Heidi Pegler and Nicola-Jane Kemp. The ability to sing in foreign languages is a much-needed skill for singers, but few vocal training resources tackle this aspect comprehensively in one book. With this in mind, ABRSM examiners and professional singers Heidi and Nicola-Jane闂佽壈浜粋鎱硋e written a graded series of songbooks that provide classic song repertoire, carefully selected to develop the vital skills required to sing in a foreign language An invaluable resource for all singing students and teachers, each song gives both a literal and poetic translation of each text, a detailed pronunciation guide using the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA) guide and background information on the songs as well as technical and musical teaching points. The accompanying CD provides the text for each song spoken by a native speaker - expert language consultants who specialise in coaching singers - as well as a recording of each song accompaniment by international pianist John Lenehan. Not just ideal for those taking graded singing exams, these are invaluable for singers of any age exploring international song repertoire up to university and college level. Learn to sing this wonderful foreign language repertoire confidently and effectively and celebrate the Language of Song! This collection focuses on songs in Italian and German, with some French. The Language of Song series was voted 'Best Educational Publication' at the 2007 Music Industries Association Awards. 闂 闂
Caro mio ben (Giordani); Santa Lucia (Cottrau); Non lo Dir闁 Col Labbro (Handel); Sebben, Crudele (Caldara); Nina (Anonymous); Alma del Core (Caldara); Nel Cor Pi闂 Non Mi Sento (Paisiello); Vittoria, Mio Core! (Carisimi); Gru闂 (Mendelssohn); An die Laute (Schubert); Kinderwacht (Schumann); Fr闂佺儵鈧笓ingslied (Schubert); Wiegenlied (Brahms); Sonntag (Brahms) Heidenr闂佸搫lein (Schubert); Dein Blaues Auge (Brahms); Chevaliers De La Table Ronde (French Folksong); Bois 闂佺粯姘ㄩ獮濯媔s (Lully); En Pri闂佺粯姘ㄩ獮宸 (Faur闂); Lydia (Faur闂)