The Art of Training Choir Boys
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The custom of retaining boys in the choir after the change has commenced, although it has some scientific defenders, is to be deplored.
113. Spoiled Voices. — It is almost a certainty that boys who are permitted to overstrain the vocal organs at this period will never, as men, possess good voices. They may be able to sing well, it is true, because they have learned the principles of voice production, but in most instances all vocal tone has been destroyed. The practice of allowing boys to sing ...while their voices are in a transitional state is unartistic 8163 22 (as the tone is unnatural), and the effect is so painful that all pleasure in the music they perform is totally extinguished. An apparent exception to this rule sometimes occurs with very light or thin voices, which never appear to break (in the ordinary sense of the word) at all. These generally develop gradually into alto voices.
114. The Period of the Break. — The breaking of the voice takes place between the ages of thirteen and sixteen.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The custom of retaining boys in the choir after the change has commenced, although it has some scientific defenders, is to be deplored.
113. Spoiled Voices. — It is almost a certainty that boys who are permitted to overstrain the vocal organs at this period will never, as men, possess good voices. They may be able to sing well, it is true, because they have learned the principles of voice production, but in most instances all vocal tone has been destroyed. The practice of allowing boys to sing ...while their voices are in a transitional state is unartistic 8163 22 (as the tone is unnatural), and the effect is so painful that all pleasure in the music they perform is totally extinguished. An apparent exception to this rule sometimes occurs with very light or thin voices, which never appear to break (in the ordinary sense of the word) at all. These generally develop gradually into alto voices.
114. The Period of the Break. — The breaking of the voice takes place between the ages of thirteen and sixteen.
What to read after The Art of Training Choir Boys?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Martin, George Clement, 1844-1916 to read onlineMoreLess
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