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Set Your Voice Free: How To Get The Singing Or Speaking Voice You Want
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Binding: Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 783.04
EAN: 9780316441582
ISBN: 0316441589
Label: Little, Brown and Company
Manufacturer: Little, Brown and Company
Number Of Items: 1
Number Of Pages: 240
Publication Date: August 15, 2003
Publisher: Little, Brown and Company
Studio: Little, Brown and Company
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Editorial Review:
For anyone who wants to turn his dreams of singing into reality, for anyone who is self-conscious about speaking or singing in public, for anyone who hates the sound of her own voice on answering machines--SET YOUR VOICE FREE offers the solution. With innovative techniques and enjoyable exercises that have worked wonders with his professional clients, the internationally acclaimed vocal coach Roger Love demonstrates how to carry a tune, expand vocal range, and speak with ease, confidence, and effectiveness.
Customer Reviews
Average Rating: 
Rating:  - My review
Set Your Voice Free arrived within the week and was in very good conditions, it actually looks brand new with the CD intact
Rating:  - good book
This book is standard if you are looking for a gentle exercise. What I would recommend is `an introduction to singing with style' I came across this book quite by accident on amazon.co.uk and it has helped me a lot. It goes into great depth about how to develop a great singing voice, vocal projection, vocal clarity and this book even tells you what diet to avoid and what food is good for healthy living it's amazing
Rating: - Best of its class
I've been through a number of these vocal courses by book and this is definitely one of the best. He gives you really practical exercises throughout, including very task specific ones like finding middle voice, eliminating particular vocal problems or replicating the expressiveness of song in your speaking voice. I've been through a number of those courses that basically just have you singing "aaah" scales up and down and this is definitely beyond that level.
I haven't actually started ... Read More
Rating:  - Out of date information. Be careful with this one
I bought this book second hand. It is full of the sort of out of date information that I sort of expected from the welter of self publication that surrounds it.
There has been an extraordinary amount of voice research published in the last 25 years, and that which does not support the central premisis of this book doesn't surface in the text.
The vocal folds simply do not zip up to provide pitch transitions. I have asked the authors for a reference to stroboscopic evidence ... Read More
Rating: - If I can do it, so can you, and it's so incredibly cool!
I'm 45 and recently decided to pick up my guitar again and start performing solo after a 15 year break. I never was much of a singer - always strained my voice on the few songs I'd sing with the band - but now, going solo, I really needed to start over and learn good vocal technique.
I'm glad I'm not a quitter, because after 4 months of frustrating voice classes, I quit and looked for another perspective. I found Roger Love's book at my city library with the CD for hearing examples of what ... Read More
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