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November 2003 – Page 2 – All Articles

Singer – Friendly Exercise –

The singer’s New Year has just barely begun. How are your resolutions going? Here’s help to get you up and moving so you’ll enjoy a feeling of high energy and look terrific for holiday gigs and the current audition season. (By the way, daily exercise is not optional for serious singers. So pick your poison…I mean, passion!)

CJ Williamson

When to Pronounce the Final ‘E’

Have you ever wondered why that final “e” in French mélodie and arias is sometimes sung and sometimes not? The basis of French poetry is the alexandrine, a line that

Sherri Weiler

Born to Sing

He started out as a lackadaisical singer. Then he left singing, and for 10 years he couldn’t figure out why his life wasn’t working. Even making $100,000 a year didn’t fix the feeling that something was very wrong.

Allen Riberdy

Comprehensive Legal Coverage:

Who can afford a lawyer? You can, thanks to this wonderful plan.

Anne Cohen

Make Your Text Come Alive!

In my studio the Eleventh Commandment is, “Thou shalt not bore the audience!” Text is the main thing that distinguishes vocal music from instrumental music, so it is extremely important

Diane Clark

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