In a message dated 4/23/2001 12:34:21 AM Eastern Daylight Time, lloyd.hanson@n... writes: lloyd.hanson@n... writes:
<< Your comments are logical and not a slight bit cynical. Fine! But the difference between recording for a professional recording or a professional CD are quite different from the recording a student will make in a voice studio. The former is intended to sell recordings or the singer to an impresario. The latter is a record of what the singer learned in the studio and offers the continuation of that learning process between lessons.>>
i doubt most students make that distinction. they are more likely to excuse flaws in their lessons and practice as these tapes are not for public record of their abilities. however, their standards are still the same. they hope to hear what they expect to hear, regardless of the situation.
<<The limits of singing in a voice studio are common knowledge among voice teachers. We all attempt to her our singers in larger venues as often as possible. In my own experience, when a singers quality becomes unpleasantly strong in my studio I must hear that singer in our auditorium to keep my perspective about his/her vocal quality.>>
for most singers, the experience is the small studio. for the singers you are claiming to have adversly affected their voices by recording, their experience includes the larger stages for more of their singing than any other singers. with the possible exception of fischer-dieskau, the stage, both in rehearsal and performance, makes up a larger part of their singing time than the recording studio. therefore, these singers are far more likely to know the difference.
<<Try a less sarcastic approach. You can do it.>>
my question to you betrays a suspicion rather than being sarcastic. rather than blurt out my suspicions, i prefer to address the subject. whether or not my personal style is sarcastic did not keep you from getting the point of my question. now, if you don't like my personal style...too bad.
mike
-- Lloyd W. Hanson, DMA Professor of Voice, Pedagogy School of Performing Arts Northern Arizona University Flagstaff, AZ 86011
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