La voz y el actor

by Cicely Berry, Eduardo Cuenca (Translator)

La voz y el actor contiene el método de aprendizaje y producción vocal que Cicely Berry utiliza en la mítica Royal Shakespeare Company; un auténtico referente de la formación vocal para directores y actores teatrales que desde hace décadas aporta ejercicios para el desarrollo de la relajación y el control de la respiración.

Genres: Theatre, Nonfiction, Art, Drama, School, Self Help, Teaching

Paperback

First published January 1, 1974

Reviews

[Person · Rating 5 out of 5]

Essential

A crucial set of observations on the subject, with practical exercises, appreciation for language, focus on the subject. Read it.

[Katherine Bloom · Rating 3 out of 5]

راستش زیاد چیزی ازش سردرنیووردم ، ولی یدور روزنامه‌وار خوندم و دیدم کتاب مفیدیه مخصوصا برای بعدا که قراره ازش بطور جدی استفاده کنم 😍

[Victoria Guez · Rating 5 out of 5]

Un imprescindible para cualquier persona que se quiera dedicar a la interpretación o comunicación. Trae ejercicios para practicar la dicción, la respiración, la musculatura, el ritmo y el volumen.

[Ajnesh Dodeja · Rating 5 out of 5]

Very practical book required a lot of time to master the techniques

[Zahra_komeijani · Rating 3 out of 5]

من چون دنبال تئاتر بودم یه وقتی برام جالب شد که بخونمش صادقانه بخواهم بگویم کامل نخوندمش. باید چند صفحه بخونی تا یک نکته مفید پیدا کنی. حوصله سر بره کلاً

[Kathryn Baron · Rating 3 out of 5]

High school Textbook. Gifted my copy elsewhere.

[Christina knox · Rating 5 out of 5]

this is an excellent book. it's amazing that they packed so much information into so few pages.

[Pooya Kiani · Rating 5 out of 5]

محسن یلفانی رو بخاطر این کتاب باید ماچ کرد. همچنان بهترین کتاب برای پرورش بیان و صدا.

[Julie Bozza]

Present from my sister!

[Constantin · Rating 3 out of 5]

There is great information given in this book, but the material and the way of presentation feels very outdated. It has some very useful tips though!

[Sean · Rating 4 out of 5]

Much has been said over recent years about the power of body language, yet the power of the voice is relatively neglected, especially when it comes to public speaking. Cicely Berry was a legend in her lifetime and played a significant role in supporting such actors as Laurence Olivier achieving their full potential and I read this book, keen to see how my voice could be used to communicate more effectively. The book has a textbook feel to it and you are likely to be disappointed if you are looking for anecdotes on people Tyson has worked with. However, what you will get is a distillation of the wisdom Tyson has amassed over the years on how to get more out of your voice, as well as exercises where you can put into practice what you have learned. Those who earn their living from public speaking consistently emphasise the priority of practice. Tyson encourages us to make every word count and provides the reader with a practical guide which, when followed, will result in considerable improvements in effective public communication. Very helpful.