| Book Name | Singing Exercises |
| Author | Danhauser and others |
| Publish Year | 1923 |
| Publisher | Editions Henry Lemoine co |
| Language | English (Translated from French) |
| Genre | Music |
| ISBN | NA |
| Download | Link1 |
Singing Exercises Review:
These Singing exercises are written to familiarize the pupil with the notes so as to avoid giving him two difficulties to overcome at once the length and pitch of notes; they should therefore be practiced exclusively whilst the first chapters of Rudiments are being studied.When the pupil can pitch the notes easily he should be exercised in beating the measures of two, three or four pulses, counting these beats instead of naming or sol-faing the notes. For this exercise strict evenness in the duration of the beats must be observed/1* This first task accomplished with care will ensure great facility for all that follows; it is, besides, for teachers or mothers of families who commence young children in this essential part of the art to direct them according to their youthful intelligence.
