Nicola Vaccai
Praktische Schule des Italienischen Gesangs
Nicola Vaccai
Praktische Schule des Italienischen Gesangs
- Instrumentation High Voice
- Edition Sheet Music and Online Audio
- Composer Nicola Vaccai
- Publisher Ricordi
- Order no. SY2595
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Description:
Discover the timeless foundation of classical vocal art: The "Practical Method of Italian Singing" from the renowned publisher Ricordi is the indispensable standard tutor for high voices. This celebrated method guides you step by step through the secrets of bel canto – from pure intonation and elegant phrasing to complete vocal mastery.
In this first-class edition, you will benefit from the expert critical and technical revision by Elio Battaglia, alongside the precise German translation by Prof. Ingeborg Reichelt. A particular highlight is the convenient access to online audio tracks, providing professional accompaniments directly for your practice sessions. Perfect your vocal technique, unlock the full expressive power of your voice, and be inspired by the beauty of Italian singing!
In this first-class edition, you will benefit from the expert critical and technical revision by Elio Battaglia, alongside the precise German translation by Prof. Ingeborg Reichelt. A particular highlight is the convenient access to online audio tracks, providing professional accompaniments directly for your practice sessions. Perfect your vocal technique, unlock the full expressive power of your voice, and be inspired by the beauty of Italian singing!
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