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Loading... Freeing the Natural Voiceby Kristin Linklater
None. I love Kristin Linklater's technique, and her book has made it very easy to practice my voice work everyday. Her warm-ups are perfect for daily work, and her more in-depth exercises help me to target trouble spots when I'm having difficulties. If you are taking a Linklater class, you must have this book. ( )no reviews | add a review
No descriptions found. "This book presents a lucid and multi-levelled account of the human voice in the context of performance - expressive theatrical performance and the performance of everyday communication. The logical progression of exercises is designed for professional actors, student actors, teachers of acting, teachers of voice and speech and anyone interested in vocal expression. The emphasis of the work is on the removal of the physical and psychological blocks that inhibit the human vocal instrument and its objective is a voice in direct contact with emotional impulse, shaped by the intellect but not restricted by it." "This revised and expanded edition emphasises the use of imagery and imagination in developing the art of the voice. It incorporates exercises developed over the past three decades that have stood the test of repetition, reliably producing results when practised conscientiously and with understanding. Once the voice is free it can connect viscerally with language, transforming interpretative skills. The final section of this edition provides an in-depth guide to text interpretation. Knowing how to connect language with breath and voice is a golden key to hang on the chain of the actors' craft."--BOOK JACKET.… (more) |
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