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Singing and Teaching Singing: A Holistic Approach to
Classical Voice
Janice L Chapman
FOREWORD
By Robert T. Sataloff MD, DMD
Chairman, Board of Directors, The Voice Foundation
Janice Chapman has been not only a highly successful singing
teacher, but more importantly an international role model for
interdisciplinary open mindedness in vocal pedagogy. Throughout her
career, she has combined a solid knowledge of traditional voice
teaching with an active commitment to deepen her understanding of
the voice.
Over the last few decades, as physicians, scientists,
speech-language pathologists, singing teachers, and acting teachers
have collaborated in the evaluation of voice medicine and voice
science as new specialties, our goal has always been to improve the
care and training of our patients and students. Just as medicine has
developed by integrating understanding and concepts from the voice
studio, voice pedagogy has advanced by incorporating medical facts,
scientific methodologies and analytical rigor into traditional
studio approaches.
This book offers the insights of one experienced and successful
teacher of singing and teacher of teachers. It is a fine example of
progression from eighteenth century teaching tradition to
pedagogical enlightenment of the twenty-first century. This process
is defined by intellectual curiosity and interdisciplinary insights,
superimposed on classical excellence and a willingness to change;
and it represents the best of the present state of voice education
and the hope of the future for teaching and learning.

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