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Date Posted: 20:20:34 04/23/07 Mon
Author: Hayley Pletcher
Subject: Re: Voice teachers
In reply to: Laura 's message, "Voice teachers" on 15:51:12 04/30/06 Sun

Although both cases have their ups and downs, I think that it would be easier to teach someone to read music who already has a "good" voice than someone to produce a good voice quality who has great musicianship.

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[> Re: Voice teachers -- Beth G., 07:24:24 04/28/07 Sat [1]

Maybe the teacher is thinking on terms of how much time they have. The student who can't sing is going to take up much more time than the student with the raw talent and can't read music because reading music is much more concrete than being able to sing. There is much more involvment in learning to sing than discriminating between an Ab and Bb.


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