Dear Graham and Vocalisters:
Yes. I was Coffin's defining work in this field to which I was
refering. I was fortunate enough to have studied with him at the
Univ. of Colorado just before he retired.
> > But modifying the vowels is not not necessarily a trial and error
>> procedure. Vowels which are best for particular pitches and for
>> particular voices have been well defined and, if used, will provide
>> the desired "cover" without the trial and error "shot in the dark"
>> approach used by most singers and teachers who teach the cover
>> concept.
>
>Dear Lloyd,
>
>Probably, the best resources on this subject are the books by Berton Coffin
>ie: Overtones of Bel Canto, with the vowel chart.
>
>Ciao,
>
>Graham
>
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Lloyd W. Hanson
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