How to Sing

audiobook

How to Sing

by Luisa Tetrazzini

EN·~2 hours·30 chapters

Chapters

30 total

HOW TO SING - Chapter I DON’T WAIT TO BE “FOUND”

3:16

Chapter II YOUR AIM

3:26

Chapter III WHY SINGERS ARE SCARCE

3:16

Chapter IV PERIOD OF TRAINING

2:41

Chapter V QUALITIES NEEDED

3:32

Chapter VI GENERAL CULTURE

3:16

Chapter VII STUDY AN INSTRUMENT

2:51

Chapter VIII VOICE

3:27

Chapter IX GOOD AND BAD “MAESTRI”

6:48

Chapter X COMPASS AND QUALITY

3:37
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Description

A celebrated opera star offers a down‑to‑earth guide for anyone who wants to make the most of their voice, whether they sing for personal pleasure or aspire to a professional stage. Drawing on years of experience and countless letters from hopeful singers, she stresses that true discovery comes from diligent practice, not from waiting for a chance encounter. The tone is warm and encouraging, reminding readers that talent must be nurtured with discipline and self‑belief.

The handbook walks listeners through the fundamentals of vocal technique, breath control, and articulation, while also covering practical matters such as audition preparation and building a sustainable career. Interwoven with anecdotes from the author’s own journey, the advice remains grounded, urging singers to respect their instrument and to cultivate a solid musical foundation. Listeners will come away with clear, actionable steps to develop their voice and confidence, whether they are performing in a living‑room recital or aiming for the opera house.

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Language

en

Duration

~2 hours (137K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Credits

Chuck Greif & The Online Distributed Proofreading Team at https://www.pgdp.net (This file was produced from images generously made available by The Internet Archive/American Libraries.)

Release date

Apr 23, 2021

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

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About the author

Luisa Tetrazzini

Luisa Tetrazzini

1871–1940

A dazzling Italian coloratura soprano, she was one of opera’s great stars in the early 20th century and became so famous that the dish tetrazzini was named after her. Her voice, celebrated for its brilliance and agility, still survives in early recordings.

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