The Human Voice as Instrument
Exploring vocal techniques, range, and expression in singing, spoken word, and theatrical performance.
Key Questions
- Analyze how vocal inflection conveys subtext in a dramatic monologue.
- Compare the technical demands of operatic singing with contemporary vocal styles.
- Design a vocal exercise routine to enhance a specific aspect of vocal performance.
Common Core State Standards
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