Scarecrow Press
Pages: 392
Trim: 8¾ x 11¼
978-0-8108-4239-7 • Hardback • June 2002 • $150.00 • (£115.00)
978-1-4616-5878-8 • eBook • June 2002 • $142.50 • (£110.00)
Dr. Barbara Doscher was Professor of Voice at the University of Colorado/Boulder for many years. Her students include professional singers who are currently singing at the Metropolitan Opera, La Scala, Chicago Lyric, and Houston grand operas, as well as on national Broadway tours.
John Nix is associate professor of voice, voice pedagogy and research at The University of Texas at San Antonio.
Chapter 1 Art Song in English
Chapter 2 Folk Songs and Spirituals
Chapter 3 Art Song in Italian
Chapter 4 Lieder
Chapter 5 Mélodie
Chapter 6 Musical Theater Selections
Chapter 7 Operatic Selections
Chapter 8 Oratorios, Cantatas and Masses
Chapter 9 Recital Groups
Chapter 10 Russian Art Songs
Chapter 11 Spanish Art Songs
Chapter 12 Voice with Orchestra and Solo Cantatas
Nix rightly asserts that pedagogical insights may be harvested from the "comments" portion of each entry, assisting vocal instructors in making repertoire choices for students of varying levels of vocal development...Recommended for inclusive music libraries and libraries supporting undergraduate vocal programs.
— Choice Reviews
An important contribution to voice pedagogy...From Studio to Stage is an indispensable aid, especially to beginning teachers. It is an excellent resource for voice pedagogy classes and a useful addition to any studio's library.
— Nats Journal Of Singing
Any singer, whether teacher or performer who has access to this treasure of a book will feel a debt of gratitude to its compiler, Dr. Barbara Doscher and her editor, John Nix. The years of experience and erudition that lie behind the selection of this anthology, together with its final presentation, are mind boggling...a superb book of reference which I covet.
— Beth Boyd, Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts