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Resonance in Singing
Voice Building through Acoustic Feedback
by Donald Gray Miller, PhD
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Available now, with new multimedia Version 2.0 with improved audio
and video components
Your Voice: An Inside View
Multimedia Voice Science and Pedagogy
by Scott McCoy, DMA

Your Voice: An Inside View,
a multimedia exploration of voice science and pedagogy, is among the
first pedagogical textbooks to make extensive use of audio, video and
high-resolution photographic examples. This is achieved
through an interactive computer program that can be used as a stand-alone
application or in combination with its traditional printed text.
PC and MAC compatible, from Inside View Press
Praise for Your Voice: An Inside View
"One of the most recent additions to the field is Your Voice: An
Inside View by Scott McCoy, a multimedia work that sets a new standard for
voice science and pedagogy texts... The generations of voice teachers who cut
their pedagogic teeth on books with grainy black-and-white images will marvel at
the breadth and clarity of this teaching package. Having the extensive
collection of diagrams and video clips in the hands of each student is
invaluable."
—Debra Greschner, from review published in the Journal
of Singing, Nov/Dec 2006
"This project is a computer buff's delight and a great
temptation away from practicing the latest item of repertoire. Neverthless, here
is something not be missed, so let not the beginner on the computer quiver and
quail. Scott McCoy has made delving for 'an inside view' of the voice amazingly
simple."
—Karen Sell, from review published in Singing
(Journal of AOTOS, the Association of Teachers of Singing in the United
Kingdom), Summer 2007
"Thank you for such excellent teaching materials! The structure and depth
of your work is remarkable and boy, does it help the daunting task of trying to
impart enough information in the vocal pedagogy classes. I have tried for the
past five years to make the course content as substantial as possible at the
same time, helping students with the ins and outs of studio teaching. And, now
they have no excuse in learning the material. Thanks!"
—Darlene Wiley, Professor of Voice, University of
Texas at Austin
CD-ROM includes
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Interactive presentation of complete Your Voice: An
Inside View text |
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150+ video examples |
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85+ audio examples |
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100+ photos & drawings, including images from the Netter
Collection and the Rohen Atlas of Anatomy |
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Roll-over identification of anatomical features—point the
mouse to a structure, its name and function will popup—a powerful study
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Print text includes
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192 pages |
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160+ illustrations |
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17 tables |
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index |
Topics Covered
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Listening to Singers (identification of vocal
characteristics through guided listening exercises) |
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The Nature of Sound |
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Vocal Resonance |
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Formants and Source/Filter Theory of Voice Production |
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Voice Analysis (spectral analysis) |
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Voice Registers |
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Introduction to Anatomy |
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Breathing for Singing |
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Phonation |
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Articulation |
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The Ear and Hearing |
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Vocal Health (written with the assistance of Dr. Anat
Keidar, PhD, CCC-SLP www.voiceexpert.net) |
Your Voice: An Inside View is now used as a textbook
in pedagogy and music education programs at over 90 colleges and universities
across the United States, Canada and Europe
System Requirements:
Your Voice: An Inside View is published on a single, hybrid CD-ROM
that contains both the PC and Mac OS-X versions of the program.
Windows
The program is guaranteed to run correctly on computers using Windows Vista, XP, NT or 2000. Older PC computers
that are still running Windows Me, 98 or 95 may not have sufficient
resources to load and display all program elements. Inside View Press cannot
guarantee the program will work correctly on computers running operating systems
prior to Windows 2000.
Mac
The program is guaranteed to run correctly on computers using OS-X. Inside
View Press no longer offers a version of this program for OS-9 or earlier
Macintosh operating systems.
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