The appropriation of the necessary technique in singing performance

Authors

  • O.R. Vari Transilvania University of Brasov, Romania
  • S. Dragulin Transilvania University of Brasov, Romania

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.31926/but.pa.2020.13.62.2.35

Keywords:

technique, performance, support, breathing, vocal apparatus, interpretation

Abstract

This article wants to highlight the fact that for an opera/operetta performer, just talent and voice are not enough, he must have a multilateral, detailed, and disciplined training. Of course, the nature of the voice is the starting point of any path in subsequent evolution. To reach a high level of interpretation you have to go through certain stages of approaching an opera/operetta role. You can't start the road without knowing your vocal apparatus, its components, and how to use it, for later to be able to get to the interpretation, style, and personal note. A perfect opera/operetta performer will be the one who, in addition to his voice, is able to understand the subtleties of music and implicitly of the libretto, and will also have a very fair and organized technical and informational training, "The sincerity of the expressiveness of a voice that does not take into account the real personal potentials, she will be doubtful” (Cîmpeanu 1975, 28).

Author Biographies

O.R. Vari, Transilvania University of Brasov, Romania

PhD Candidate,  Faculty of Music

S. Dragulin, Transilvania University of Brasov, Romania

PhD

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Published

2021-02-02

Issue

Section

PERFORMING ARTS