Schirmer 24 Vocalises Op. 2
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Essential Information About This Method
Essential Information About This Method
- Targeted work for high voice: an approach designed to develop projection, register equality, and flexibility of a "high voice" range.
- Piano accompaniment included: ideal for working on pitch accuracy, rhythm, and musicality, both in singing lessons and at home.
- Structured educational tool: a collection designed to establish technical foundations and consolidate skills over the course of sessions.
- Practical format: 40 pages focusing on essentials, with content suited for regular and progressive practice.
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Summary of This Method
This vocal pedagogy collection for high voice and piano is in the spirit of a singing method oriented towards technical construction and control of the vocal gesture. It allows working on the fundamentals essential to any singer: placement, support, timbre homogeneity, intonation precision, and emission stability. The piano accompaniment provides a clear harmonic and rhythmic framework, particularly useful for developing listening skills, coordination, and the quality of the vocal line.
Designed to integrate easily into a learning path, this resource is suitable for both individual teaching and supervised personal practice. It is intended for performers and students wishing to strengthen their vocal technique while maintaining a musical approach, with material designed for consistency: targeted repetitions, progressive implementation, and reinforcement of reflexes. A relevant choice to complement a routine of vocalises and technical exercises, or to structure a course program around a recognized collection in training.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Composer | Mathilde Marchesi | Genre | Pedagogy |
| Artist | J Cornell | Pages | 40 |
| Instrumentation | High Voice and Piano | Year of Publication | 1986 |
| Collection | Vocal Method | ||
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Questions frequently asked
For which voices are the 24 Vocalises Op. 2 written?
The collection is written for high voice and piano, under the indication "High Voice and Piano".
What technical aspects can be worked on with these vocalises?
The exercises focus on placement, support, and timbre uniformity. Pitch accuracy and emission stability are also areas of work.
How many pages does this method by Mathilde Marchesi contain?
The work contains 40 pages of vocalises for high voice with piano accompaniment.
Is Schirmer 24 Vocalises Op. 2 suitable for classical singing practice?
Classified under classical genre and pedagogy, this collection belongs to the Vocal Method series. The piano accompaniment provides harmonic and rhythmic reference for the vocal line.
From what year is this edition of the 24 Vocalises Op. 2?
This edition was published in 1986 and attributes the composition to Mathilde Marchesi, with J Cornell indicated as artist.
