MIke wrote:
> i can't agree that all styles are a deviation from good technique.
> this notion assumes that there is an established 'good technique' from
which
> to deviate. i believe that technique should be considered a method by
which
> you accomplish a purpose. the value of a method should be judged on its
> effectiveness in obtaining the result.
I think you missed the point here. She meant to say that a 'good
technique', or a perfect technique, doesn't exist, since you'll always have
to do something 'wrong', or unhealthy, to accomplish stylistic demands. As
all singing has to be in a style( except for vocalizes, that is, no style at
all ), deviation from good technique is a rule, and escapades from healthy
singing habits are implicit in singing whatever style it is.
Bye,
Caio Rossi
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