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Tag: Heidemann

SMT 2017

Featuring summaries of talks on Indian classical music, mentorship and diversity, and popular music.

Published November 6, 2017
Categorized as conferences, theory Tagged Acevedo, Billboard, carnatic, diversity, function, genre, harmony, Heidemann, hindustani, indian, Johnson, mentorship, metal, pop harmony, popular music, race, raga, Smialek, SMT, SMT2017, Society for Music Theory, spotify, timbre

Reading about embodiment (Heidemann on timbre)

If you’ve never studied voice seriously, it’s very difficult to describe how to do impressions of various singers. Kate Heidemann’s recent article solves this problem (and others), and is a completely wonderful way to approach the discussion of vocal timbre.

Published June 28, 2016
Categorized as Reviews, timbre Tagged embodiment, Heidemann, pedagogy, singing, writing
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