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Free Excerpt From The Book (requires Adobe Acrobat Reader) How To Take Care of Your Voice: The Lifestyle Guide for Singers and Talkers offers practical answers to the most common voice-care questions, from an experienced voice therapist and coach. Here you’ll find simple, up-to-date explanations of what to eat and drink, when to see a throat doctor and how to find a good one, how to treat colds, manage travel fatigue, use alternative medicine wisely, and more.Short sections, artist-friendly anecdotes, and a sprinkle of literary quotations make the information appealing and accessible. A guide to online resources helps readers find teachers, warm-up exercises, and medical clinics that specialize in voice care. There’s also a nice bibliography. Author Joanna Cazden has worked in the voice care field for many years and currently treats voice patients at a major medical center in Los Angeles. Her common-sense approach encourages good everyday wellness without preaching, celebrity name-dropping, or hype. This book is a useful resource for students of music, theater, broadcasting, and communications, as well as for choral singers, songwriters, and anyone who talks a lot! It is highly recommended for educational programs, and makes a great gift for aspiring performers. “This advice is clear and understandable. Cazden’s humanity and practicality shine through. How great to have so much information in one place!” — Jason K. Martin, MFA, Performance Studies Department, Northwestern University
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Singing Secrets: What Every Singer Needs to Know
An honest, down to earth guide to better singing.
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Joanna Cazden, MFA, MS-CCC, is a singer, speech pathologist, and educator in Southern California. She holds advanced degrees in both performing arts and communication disorders and she has written about vocal health and technique for Onstage, Voice and Speech Review, Electronic Musician, Folkworks, and Whole Life Times. |
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