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Exploring Twentieth-Century Vocal Music : A Practical Guide ...
Since all of these singers and many others have employed vibratoless tones and
continued to sing well for decades without obvious vocal problems, it can be
assumed that their use of straight tones did no fatal damage to the voice. Rather ...
Clarksville Sharon Mabry Professor of Music Austin Peay State University, 2002
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Hard Bop: Jazz and Black Music 1955-1965
Finally,Parker'stone, slightlyshrill, hardedged, vibratoless and glossy, alsotellsus
we're listeningto bebop. Indeed, itformed the basis for virtually every blackjazz
altoist's sound between 1945and 1960. On “DonnaLee” anddozens of other ...
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Hard Bop: Jazz and Black Music, 1955-1965
Finally, Parker's tone, slightly shrill, hard-edged, vibratoless and glossy, also tells
us we're listening to bebop. Indeed, it formed the basis for virtually every black
jazz altoist's sound between 1945 and 1960. On “Donna Lee” and dozens of
other ...
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A Singer's Guide to the American Art Song: 1870-1980
Rec. all voices (key is optional; tessitura should be comfortable); 2:30;
instructions given by the composer; moderate tempo; employing just three
pitches the vibratoless vocal line (as in folksinging) is intoned over intricate
rhythmic patterns ...
Victoria Etnier Villamil, 2004
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Blue Note Records: The Biography
Why they list the personnel on a side where the whole band plays like a
vibratoless organ under the piano is a mystery. Quite a hip review, actually,
confirmed by his judgements on two other Blue Note 78s in the review pile: on
four Sidney ...
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Lee Konitz: Conversations on the Improviser's Art
Young also played clarinet, and his tone has also been described as shaped by
clarinettists, in his case the New Orleans Creoles — like Konitz's, it has also been
misdescribed as vibratoless.1 Although Konitz's tone could be described as ...
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Prescriptions for Choral Excellence
A vibratoless tone does least vocal damage during a velocity pattern that takes
place in the area of the middle voice. Once the notes arrive at the upper
passaggio and above, however, a vibratoless tone is a liability. Since removal of
vibrato ...
Shirlee Emmons, Constance Chase, 2006
Nor, let me hasten to reassure the musicological reader, must the vibratoless
early-music boys be forgotten, although God knows that musically, I would find
nothing easier than to forget them — of which reckless observation more anon.
Where ...
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Fascinating Rhythm: Reading Jazz in American Writing
Jazz ain't “the funeral posturing of the Modern Jazz Quartet,” Charlie Parker,
whose “vibratoless tone” produced “a sound of amateurish ineffectuality, as
though he could not quite make it.” Ellison's canonical barometer was off on
these artists, ...
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Phil Spector: Out Of His Head
Whereas George Martin had always counteracted Paul's romantic tendencies by
creating very dry surroundings for his songs (like the vibratoless string quartet on
'Yesterday'), Spector was taking McCartney at his face value, and highlighting ...
WIADOMOŚCI, KTÓRE ZAWIERAJĄ SŁOWO «VIBRATOLESS»
Sprawdź, o czym dyskutuje się w prasie krajowej i zagranicznej oraz jak jest stosowane słowo
vibratoless w wiadomościach.
French soprano sparks a program of rarities at Tropical Baroque …
With pure, vibratoless tone and incisive French articulation, Fioretti imbued an aria from Jean-Baptiste Moreau's incidental music to Racine's play Esther with a ... «South Florida Classical Review, Mar 13»
Violinist Kavakos does double duty with BSO in energetic program
Kavakos took the central Adagio at almost a largo, his chaste, near-vibratoless tone evoking a Vivaldian frozen landscape. But fire blazed again in the closing ... «Boston Classical Review, Mar 12»
Jazz review: Jim Hall Quartet 80th Birthday Celebration
His sound was vibratoless yet hard-shelled, and his loquacious lines spun and somersaulted around the rhythm section; not a single quotation was heard from ... «Los Angeles Times, Mar 11»
Seraphic Fire transcends the centuries with music of the Jewish …
His vibratoless vocalism and natural delivery are much closer to folk singing than the modern classically oriented tenorial cantor tradition. Singing with vibrancy ... «South Florida Classical Review, Lut 11»
Charlie Lustman's 'Made Me Nuclear'
High and vibratoless, his voice is sometimes James Taylor-ish, sometimes Elton John-ish. He accompanies himself on keyboard or guitar, often against backing ... «Los Angeles Times, Wrz 08»
Elgar Without Vibrato? Fiddlesticks
Mr. Norrington has taken vibratoless playing farther than most, issuing recordings of works by Tchaikovsky, Brahms, Mahler and Wagner with his Stuttgart ... «New York Times, Sie 08»
Judy Collins: Wildflower on the Path to Serenity
The least melodramatic of singers, Ms. Collins has a pure, vibratoless soprano with an angelic, churchlike ring. Some of her loveliest singing has been devoted ... «New York Times, Lut 07»
