Mary Beth,
I'm catching up on days of mail, but I wanted to let you know that you can
read more about Don Miller's work at www.vocevista.com, and you can write to
him at d.g.miller@m... . He was my voice teacher in college, and he
remains a friend and wonderful colleague. He is pleased to talk to
interested singers and teachers about his work, and I encourage you to get
in touch with him. If he doesn't answer right away, it's because he travels
a great deal, demonstrating and training people to use VoceVista.
Robin Lynne Frye
Mezzo-Soprano
Voice and Piano Teacher
New York, New York
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From: Domisosing@a... <Domisosing@a... <vocalist-temporary@egroups.com <vocalist-temporary@egroups.com < Subject: Re: [vocalist-temporary] Re: Registers, was: Comparison of female
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>Hi There,
> I must have deleted a few posts............but, who is this man, and
how
>does one get a hold of his dissertation...? I studied with a teacher who
was
>a "Coffin" advocate from Northern Colorado.....I believe. Now that I'm
>further along in my teaching and understanding of the voice, his theories
>make perfect sense........i.e., matching the natural frequency of the
>resonator to the frequency of the vibrator......however: Honestly, his
>modifications were so intense that it almost became a hindrance to
performing
>the music.............there has to be a way to simplify the theory.
> In essence, Speech Level does the same modifications, only simplified,
>yet for some students, these even seem like a stretch.
> Just observations....
> Mary Beth F.
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