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How a Voice Teacher Shapes the Performance of His Students. A Study of the Pedagogy and Life of Giuseppe De Luca

SKU: PMRT.GEN.8650.01992

$240.45

Publisher: The Edwin Mellen Press
Number of Pages: 256
ISBN-13: 9780773448650
Publication Date: 2009
Condition: New

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This research gathers the stories of world-famous operatic baritone, Giuseppe De Luca (1876-1950), through his student, Charles Guild Reading (b. 1921), who was mentored by De Luca from 1945-1950. These narratives are explored through the teacher-student relationship of De Luca and Reading by way of the teacher-student relationship shared by Charles Reading and Deborah Andrews. The stories are followed by supporting scholarly and historical literature and then reflected upon by the author as to their possible implications on the past and present classical singing and vocal pedagogical communities. The study also contains a CD De Lucas recordings 1907-1947. This book contains eight color photographs and seven black and white photographs.

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