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Extempore 2 A Famine in Tenors: The Historically Developing Human Larynx
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents v
- Illustrations vi
- Preface: A Declaration of Disinterest vii
- Acknowledgements x
- Chapter 1 The Discovery of Alfred Deller 1
- Extempore 1 An Inartistic Trick: Physiology and Terminology 6
- Chapter 2 The Ancient World to the Middle Ages 12
- Extempore 2 A Famine in Tenors: The Historically Developing Human Larynx 38
- Chapter 3 Renaissance Europe 45
- Extempore 3 Are We Too Loud? The Impact of Volume on Singing Styles 66
- Chapter 4 Late Medieval and Renaissance England 71
- Extempore 4 Reserved Spaniards: Cultural Stereotypes and the High Male Voice 90
- Chapter 5 Baroque Europe 96
- Extempore 5 Into Man’s Estate: Changing Boys’ Voices and Nascent Falsettists 123
- Chapter 6 Baroque England 130
- Extempore 6 A Musicological Red Herring: The Etymology of the Counter-Tenor 144
- Chapter 7 The Nineteenth Century 149
- Extempore 7 The Bearded Lady: Gender Identity and Falsetto 182
- Chapter 8 The Early Twentieth Century 186
- Extempore 8 The Angel’s Voice: Falsetto in Popular Music 201
- Chapter 9 The Modern Counter-Tenor 206
- Bibliography 224
- Index 237
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents v
- Illustrations vi
- Preface: A Declaration of Disinterest vii
- Acknowledgements x
- Chapter 1 The Discovery of Alfred Deller 1
- Extempore 1 An Inartistic Trick: Physiology and Terminology 6
- Chapter 2 The Ancient World to the Middle Ages 12
- Extempore 2 A Famine in Tenors: The Historically Developing Human Larynx 38
- Chapter 3 Renaissance Europe 45
- Extempore 3 Are We Too Loud? The Impact of Volume on Singing Styles 66
- Chapter 4 Late Medieval and Renaissance England 71
- Extempore 4 Reserved Spaniards: Cultural Stereotypes and the High Male Voice 90
- Chapter 5 Baroque Europe 96
- Extempore 5 Into Man’s Estate: Changing Boys’ Voices and Nascent Falsettists 123
- Chapter 6 Baroque England 130
- Extempore 6 A Musicological Red Herring: The Etymology of the Counter-Tenor 144
- Chapter 7 The Nineteenth Century 149
- Extempore 7 The Bearded Lady: Gender Identity and Falsetto 182
- Chapter 8 The Early Twentieth Century 186
- Extempore 8 The Angel’s Voice: Falsetto in Popular Music 201
- Chapter 9 The Modern Counter-Tenor 206
- Bibliography 224
- Index 237