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Legacies of Richard Miller

Häftad, Engelska, 2026

AvBrenda Smith

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Leading experts provide critical reflections on Richard Miller’s pioneering work and his impact on current voice pedagogy.Richard Miller was one of the most significant voice pedagogues in modern history. He prepared the way for evidence-based voice pedagogy which laid the foundation for the training of generations of singers and singing teachers. This volume honors the centennial of Miller, documents his accomplishments, and acknowledges and affirms his long-lasting influence on contemporary voice pedagogy theory and practice in the age of voice science. In addition to critical reflections from leading experts, it also includes some of Miller's articles and keynotes. Topics include:- Voice science- Acoustics- Basic voice pedagogy- Posture- Breathing- Lifelong singing- Fach, range, and registrationThis festschrift is an invaluable historical record of voice pedagogy's development in America and is an essential supplement for courses in voice pedagogy.

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Utgivningsdatum2026-12-10
Mått152 x 229 x 25 mm
Vikt454 g
FormatHäftad
SpråkEngelska
SerieNational Association of Teachers of Singing Books
Antal sidor240
FörlagBloomsbury Publishing Plc
ISBN9798216465164

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Brenda Smith is a lyric soprano and Associate Professor at the University of Florida in Gainesville, Florida, USA, where she teaches studio voice, singer’s diction, and vocal pedagogy. She works regularly as a consultant, clinician, and conductor of amateur and professional choirs. In recognition of demonstrated excellence in teaching and her interest in voice science, she received the Van Lawrence Fellowship in 2000, presented by the Voice Foundation and the National Association of Teachers of Singing.

Editor's NotePreface: Richard Miller at 100 (Allen Henderson, NATS Executive Director)The Value of a Festschrift (Beverly Stein)The Life and Work of Richard Miller (Mark McQuade)PART I: Richard Miller and the Art of Teaching Singing1. Tributes (Richard Dale Sjoerdsma, Editor-in-Chief Emeritus, Journal of Singing; Ingo Titze; Robert T. Sataloff; Robert Edwin)2. Richard Miller in His Own Words (Richard Miller, “Historical Overview of Vocal Pedagogy,” Plural Publishing)PART II: The Legacy of Richard Miller in the Age of Voice Science3. On the Lineage of Systematic Frameworks in Voice Pedagogy (Kari Ragan)4. On Posture (Marina Gilman)5. On Breathing (Kathy Price and Jonathan Price)6. On Tongue and Jaw Tension (Angelika Nair)7. On Exercise Design (John Nix)8. On Registration, Range, and Fach (Phil Doucette)9. On Operatic Fach – An Empirical Voice Science Perspective (Christian T. Herbst)10. On the Evolution of Acoustic Registration (Kenneth Bozeman)11. On Voice Physiology and Acoustics (David Meyer)12. On Richard Miller and Cognitive Neuroscience: The Third Pillar of Science-Informed Voice Pedagogy (Lynn Helding)13. On Multi-Genre, Jazz, and CCM Singing (Tish Oney)14. On Vocal Longevity: Toward a 21st Century Paradigm (Karen Brunssen and Joanne Bozeman)15. On Syntax, Technique, and Literature (Matthew Hoch)16. On Performance Anxiety in Singers (Christopher Arneson)17. On Solo and Choral Singing (Brenda Smith)Contributor's BiographiesBooks by Richard MillerIndex