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Darlene C. Wiley

 
9781733506007: Singing: The Timeless Muse

Synopsis

Singing: The Timeless Muse is an extraordinary collection of essays, bringing together writings about the act of singing, the mind, and spirit, and in fact what it means to be human. That our discipline is at a significant time of expansiveness and evolution is not to be argued. “Once we understand the complexity of singing, we can certainly broaden our scope of what it means to sing.” Indeed, Richard Miller’s quotation from a personal conversation in 1970 with Darlene Wiley foreshadowed continuing fascinations for his remaining days. How fortunate that his words were catalyst for this insightful book. Professor Wiley has assembled a significant body of essays and inter views by compelling, thought-provoking individuals.This is a book that will remain on my shelf, whether to ponder a single essay or to read again as a whole. It will inspire lovers of singing to move forward seeking solutions that not only enhance the traditional canon but also are inclusive of the breadth of vocal expression, learning, style, and divergent techniques. -Lorraine Manz, Professor of Voice, Oberlin College Conservatory of Music With contributions by Jeanette Bicknell, John M. Carvalho, Eve McPherson, Gianpaolo Chiriacò, Jesús A. Ramos-Kittrell, Margo Garrett, Carolyn Sebron, Robert S. Hatten, Graham Reynolds, Dan Welcher, Gary Powell, Andrea Clearfield, Robert Spillman, Dan Kurland, Kathleen Kelly, Richard Masters, George Shirley, Estelí Gomez, Lesley F. Childs, and Lynn Helding.

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