| I want to sincerely thank you in my own small way, for putting together a book that is so simple, clear and pratical, pertaining to the human voice, singing and music theory.
Thank you for thinking of the beginning people. Your explanations, clarification, etc. of the subject matter enhance and makes dearer to me, an area of study that I already love. Thank you.
D.B. San Diego, CA I am very pleased with your publication, LEARN TO SING STEP BY STEP. I have thoroughly enjoyed it and it has proven itself to fulfill all of the stated objectives, in addition to some that were not stated. Your publication is a unique and useful one. I happened to stumble over it, gave it a try, and was indeed impressed with the results I've obtained. R.W. Waukegan, IL I want to congratulate you for the publication of LEARN TO SING STEP BY STEP and the two cassette tapes. The book is excellent, extremely well written and most informative. Every sentence in it is important. I ran across the set at the bookstore at the Julliard School and been using it for about two months. M.N. Mystic, CT I became aware of the book, LEARN TO SING STEP BY STEP and tapes that go with it in Savannah, GA but, have not found it here in Oklahoma. It's a great book. I placed one in the Oklahoma University School of Music Library. R.W. Moore, OK I recently received a copy of the book, LEARN TO SING STEP BY STEP. I find the book to be fantastic. G.C. Oldendorf, Germany I have your book, LEARN TO SING STEP BY STEP. It is a great book which every choir master should obtain. C.G. Antigua |
| LEARN TO SING STEP BY STEP HAS BEEN BROADLY WELCOMED BY PERFORMERS OF ROCK, JAZZ AND BLUES. FOLLOWING ARE COMMENTS BY TOP PROFESSIONALS OF OPERA, CONCERT, MUSICAL THEATER AND CABARET. . .
LEARN TO SING STEP BY STEP is a fine introduction to the complicated art of singing and musicianship." - Rose Bampton Rose Bampton - Acclaimed as one of America's greatest dramatic sopranos. For many years she sang leading roles at the Metropolitan Opera House in New York City and in the principal opera houses and music centers of the world. "Ronny Lee's book, LEARN TO SING STEP BY STEP, is an excellent approach to the study of voice. It is bound to be a splendid help to both the student and the voice teacher." - John Robert Dunlap John Robert Dunlap -- Leading baritone in Germany's major opera houses and at the Metropolitan and New York City opera companies. Active on the opera and concert stages, he also teaches voice in Santa Cruz, California. "LEARN TO SING STEP BY STEP is a breath of fresh air that is much needed in the field of vocal pedagogy. I find it practical and functional, and I recommend it highly to everyone interested in learning to sing, regardless of the vocal style." - Al Homburg Al Homburg --Sings all styles from opera and concert to folk and country. Sang with leading Mid-western opera companies; featured singer at professional football games (Steelers, Redskins, Colts). Faculty member of vocal department at Duquesne University; also teaches voice privately in Pittsburgh. "LEARN TO SING STEP BY STEP is a most stimulating and informative approach to the study of vocal production. It contains every facet pertaining to voice, including relevant subjects such as ear training, sight singing, and an excellent selection of vocal exercises. All this served up in a palatable and easily readable format that will interest aspiring voice students, teachers and laymen as well." - Peter Howard Peter Howard -- Broadway theater credits as music director, conductor, music arranger or composer include the shows Plain and Fancy, My Fair Lady, Carnival, Hello Dolly, 1776, Chicago, Barnum, Annie, and The Tap Dance Kid. Composed songs for Sesame Street and wrote the children's puppet show Wolf Tales. I'm crazy about Ronny Lee's "LEARN TO SING STEP BY STEP. It contains much vital information that will inspire any student. I've read many volumes on the technique of singing, but this is the first book that sensibly covers every aspect of this subject. - Mary Small Mary Small -- Singing sensation of NBC radio show at age 8. Shared a CBS late night radio show with Frank Sinatra. Performs regularly in the Broadway theater (Follies, Little Me), and in the supper clubs where she has established herself as an outstanding pop and jazz singer. Mary Small coaches voice in her New York City studio. |
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