Originally published in London 1923. Many of the earliest books, particularly those dating back to the 1900s and before, are now extremely scarce and increasingly expensive. Home Farm Books are republishing these classic works in affordable, high quality, modern editions, using the original text and artwork. A detailed work on the art of singing. Anyone possessing a voice and the inclination to sing, either for pleasure or profit, will benefit enormously from putting these suggestions into practice. Contents Include: Don't Wait to be Found. Your Aim. Why Singers are Scarce. Period of Training. Qualities Needed. General Culture. Study an Instrument. Voice. Good and Bad "Maestri" Compass and Quality. Age to Start Training. Anatomy and Physiology. Breathing. Vocal Cords. Placing the Voice. Registers. Faults. Coloratura Singing. Enunciation. Language. Style and Interpretation. Singing an Aria. Practising. The Artist and the Gramophone. Studying a Role. Choice of Debut Work. Rehearsals. Contracts. Concert Work. Health, Diet, etc.Keywords: Anatomy And Physiology Style And Interpretation Vocal Cords Farm Books Culture Study Language Style Coloratura Enunciation Gramophone 1900s Practising Inclination Faults Registers Compass Singers Artwork Aria Aim

This Is A New Release Of The Original 1909 Edition.

1909. This work lays before those who sing or who are about to study singing, the simple, fundamental rules of the art based on common sense. The two greatest living exponents of the art of singing, Enrico Caruso and Luisa Tetrazzini, were chosen as examples, and their talks on singing have additional weight from the fact that what they have to say was printed exactly as it was uttered, the truths they expound are driven home forcefully, and what they relate so simply was backed by years of experience and emphasize by the results they achieved as the two greatest artists in the world.

1909. This work lays before those who sing or who are about to study singing, the simple, fundamental rules of the art based on common sense. The two greatest living exponents of the art of singing, Enrico Caruso and Luisa Tetrazzini, were chosen as examples, and their talks on singing have additional weight from the fact that what they have to say was printed exactly as it was uttered, the truths they expound are driven home forcefully, and what they relate so simply was backed by years of experience and emphasize by the results they achieved as the two greatest artists in the world.

1909. This work lays before those who sing or who are about to study singing, the simple, fundamental rules of the art based on common sense. The two greatest living exponents of the art of singing, Enrico Caruso and Luisa Tetrazzini, were chosen as examples, and their talks on singing have additional weight from the fact that what they have to say was printed exactly as it was uttered, the truths they expound are driven home forcefully, and what they relate so simply was backed by years of experience and emphasize by the results they achieved as the two greatest artists in the world.

Caruso was one of the world's most loved male singers and Tetrazzini was known as an incredible Italian soprano. These 1909 pieces on the art of singing are a must for anyone seriously interested in singing. These incredible musician's speeches are printed here without any editing. What a valuable source of knowledge for future musicians.

Originally published in London 1923, this book contains a detailed work on the art of singing. Anyone possessing a voice and the inclination to sing, either for pleasure or profit, will benefit enormously from putting these suggestions into practice. Many of these earliest books, particularly those dating back to the 1900s and before, are now extremely scarce and increasingly expensive. We are republishing these classic works in affordable, high quality, modern editions, using the original text and artwork.

This work lays before those who sing or who are about to study singing, the simple, fundamental rules of the art based on common sense. The two greatest living exponents of the art of singing, Enrico Caruso and Luisa Tetrazzini, were chosen as examples, and their talks on singing have additional weight from the fact that what they have to say was printed exactly as it was uttered, the truths they expound are driven home forcefully, and what they relate so simply was backed by years of experience and emphasize by the results they achieved as the two greatest artists in the world.