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31g TRAINING THE SINGING VOICE
yo!.______"Singing Is Musical Athletics." Musician, New York, January, 1934*
Vol. 39, p. 17. ,
The vocalist, like the boxer, must follow a certain routine procedure
and as long as satisfactory results are forthcoming he must persist with
regularity In this routine. 70s. *Ziegler, Mme. Anna E. "Pioneer in the Fight on Vocal Ghaos." Musician, New York, June, 1933, Vol. 38, p. 7.
A brief account of the work of the author in organizing the first national singing teachers association in this country.
* The materials contained in items marked with an asterisk were not useful to this study. |
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714^ Van ds Veer, Nevada. "What Are We Doing with the Individual Voice?" Mmic Teachers National Association Proceedings for 1944, Pittsburgh* Pa., 1944. vdL |S» p„ 316. |
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