Provenance

by Stephen F. Austin

Provenance, by Stephen F. Austin, PhD, presents an anthology of fifty-nine articles and essays that originally appeared in the Journal of Singing over the period from 2005-2016. Austin’s work, which links historic and contemporary voice teaching, with additional support provided by voice science, follows in the rich tradition established by Berton Coffin, Cornelius Reid, and James Stark. But none of these prior authors came close to the comprehensive content of the current volume. Original sources are both cited and reprinted—in translation and facsimile—with Austin’s commentary demonstrating the efficacy of the work of distinguished master teachers from Manuel Garcia, through Lamperti, Shakespeare, Bassini, Stockhausen, Root, Klein, and many others. Each new generation of singing teachers seems to think it must “reinvent the ” Austin clearly proves that there is an alternate, more effective path to vocal excellence. (Because of a large number of postal returns, we no longer offer overseas shipping. International customers are urged to visit the Inside View Press website and order electrionic editions, which have NO delivery issues. We are sorry that we must do this.)

361 pages, Paperback

Published January 1, 2017

About the author

American colonizer and political leader Stephen Fuller Austin worked to make Texas into a state of Mexico but later helped settlers to gain their independence in 1836.

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