Cyndee~
I haven't read it yet, but the book sited (with Sinatra and
Quinlan's name on it)is reprinted online, for free, at:
http://www.jazzsingers.com/TipsOnPopularSinging
Kristina
www.geocities.com/kristinasvocalstudio
--- In vocalist-temporary@y..., "Tracey" <vocalist@v...> wrote:
> In Reply To:
> What are Frank Sinatra's Bel Canto vocalises, mentioned in the
> previous posting?
> Cyndee
>
>
> --- In vocalist-temporary@y..., "Global Television Network"
> <palace@g...> wrote:
> >
> > ----- Original Message -----
> > From: Global Endowment for the Arts Foundation
> > To: vocalist-temporary@y...
> > Sent: Sunday, July 21, 2002 4:53 PM
> > Subject: Frank Sinatra Vocalise, and other discussions
> >
> > The Frank Sinatra vocalises that I was referring to were at one
> time published (in the 1941) by Frank Sinatra when he was being
> coached in Great Britian by a voice teacher named John Quinlan. At
> this time Frank Sinatra was training in Opera (bel canto) and he
> developed these vocalises in English in collaboration with John
> Quinlan.
> > Julie
>
> For anyone still interested, discovered Frank's vocalise on the
> internet, find them here.
> http://www.jazzsingers.com/TipsOnPopularSinging/
> Happy singing!
> Tracey
> http://www.vocalist.org.uk
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