So I opened up the phone book today and called around to two or three places about voice lessons. I only got in touch with one woman. She said she teaches the Bel Canto method.
Does anyone know anything about this method. Is it like the 'industry-standard' or is it not the primary method? I'm just looking to get some formal instruction in voice training.
Any experiences, recommendations?
Voice Lessons: Bel Canto Method?
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i know this much, Bel Canto was a book where these people got taken hostage and this soprano who was a hostage taught one of the mercinaries to sign...i would like to know why they call it the bel canto method...that's not a help though i'm sure
B+P by offer only...thank you
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<a href="http://s93760583.onlinehome.us/platanas.mp3" target="_blank" class="postlink">cause it's a fishpond</a>
I would personally recomend the seth riggs Speech level method of singing. It can be taylored to fit any genre, more so than bel canto. Bel canto is the Old italian style of singing. Go to http://www.sethriggs.com to find out more.
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