Voice
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Voice: Onstage and Off
By Robert Barton, Rocco Dal VeraNan Withers-Wilson, Vocal Direction for the Theatre: From Script Analysis to Opening Night (Drama Books, 1993). Unique advice for directors and actors about how to work with a voice and speech coach, and the history of voice instruction ...
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Voice
By Joseph GarratyAfter months of playing to dead rooms, it looks like success is at hand. The thing is, there's something wrong with Johnny's voice.
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Voice: Form and Function
By Paul J. Hopper, Barbara A. FoxThe authors in this volume have different perspectives on these problems: they discuss voice, e.g., from a typological-universal view, in relation to language acquisition and to ergativity, and from diachronic and cross-linguistic ...
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Voice: The Secret Power of Great Writing
By James Scott BellVoice has therefore been the most elusive aspect of the entire writing craft to teach.Until now.In this book, #1 bestselling writing teacher James Scott Bell reveals the true source of voice, and what any writer in any genre can do to ...
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Voice: Onstage and Off
By Robert Barton, Rocco Dal VeraThis second edition is extensively illustrated and accompanied by an all-new website, full of audio and text resources, including: extensive teacher guides including sample syllabi, scheduling options, and ways of adapting to varying ...
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Voice
By David AppelbaumAppelbaum affirms the body_s role in vocalizing expression by proposing a new and radical interpretation of the truth of voice: that it is true if it provides a disclosure of our human contradictions.
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Voice: Onstage and Off
By Robert Barton, Rocco Dal VeraThis second edition is extensively illustrated and accompanied by an all-new website, full of audio and text resources, including: extensive teacher guides including sample syllabi, scheduling options, and ways of adapting to varying ...
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VOICE: The Little Book of an Executive Coach's Wisdom
By Dean WilliamsA diary of coaching sessions from Dean Williams, acclaimed Executive Coach and author.
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Voice
By David AppelbaumDrawing on clues from Aristotle, Plato, Hobbes, Locke, Jacobson, Condillac, and Diderot, Appelbaum investigates the vocalized, acoustical aspect of audible expression. He analyzes the tendency to equate voice with speaking,...