Schirmer 50 Lessons Op. 9
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Summary of This Method
This pedagogical collection by Joseph Concone is aimed at singers with low voices who wish to strengthen their technique through regular work with piano. It includes a selection of vocalises and melodic exercises designed to build stable tone production, improve breath control, and increase comfort in register transitions. The piano accompaniment provides a clear musical framework, useful for refining intonation, rhythmic precision, and the quality of the vocal line.
Thanks to a progressive approach, this method fits both vocal lessons and independent practice: it allows work on flexibility (legato connection), vowel consistency, projection, and clarity of attack, while maintaining a musical purpose. The "Low Voice and Piano" format makes it a relevant resource for baritones, basses, or female low voices, as well as for teachers seeking reliable material to customize sessions and track the student's progress throughout the pages.
Technical specifications
| Publication | Methods | ||
| Composer | Joseph Concone | Genre | Pedagogy |
| Edition | Vocal Method | Language | English |
| Instrumentation | Low Voice and Piano | Pages | 96 |
| Collection | Vocal Method | Year of Publication | 1986 |
Questions frequently asked
Is this method suitable for baritones and basses?
This edition is written for low voices with piano accompaniment. It is intended for baritones, basses, and low female voices.
How many lessons does Schirmer 50 Lessons Op. 9 contain?
Joseph Concone's collection includes 50 lessons spanning 96 pages.
Can this singing method be practiced alone?
The progression of exercises allows for self-guided practice. Piano accompaniment is provided for each melodic exercise. The book can also be used as part of a singing lesson.
Is the method in French?
The book is indicated to be in English and belongs to the Vocal Method series.
Which vocal techniques are practiced in these lessons?
The vocalises focus particularly on emission stability and breath control. The piano helps refine intonation as well as rhythmic accuracy.



