E-books on voice culture (library catalog search)
Voice and Speech Training in the New Millennium by
A collection of interviews with 24 of today's leading voice and speech teachers, including Fitzmaurice, Linklater and Rodenburg.
Drama Online: Shakespeare in the Present (a six hour Master Class) offers coaching with acclaimed master acting teacher Patsy Rodenburg and her unique approach to voice and acting.
Speaking with Skill by
Speaking with Skill marks a fundamental change in the pedagogy of speech training for actors and speakers. It presents a skills-based approach to speech training and offers a wider range of techniques and a more integrated approach to speech actions and phonetic transcription than are found in other speech texts for theatre.
Constructing the Holistic Actor: FITZMAURICE VOICEWORK by
This book will help voice teachers and actors understand the roots of Fitzmaurice Voicework and it's importance for actor training.
One Voice by
This groundbreaking work outlines a course of study for the actor that integrates basic elements of singing technique into the whole range of theatre voice training.
How to take care of your Voice by
A respected voice therapist helps readers stay out of vocal trouble. Singers and speakers learn what to eat, drink, and breathe for a healthy voice; how to exercise, travel, manage colds, and combine mainstream and alternative medicine. Web links, bibliography.
Kristin Linklater by
This volume explores Linklater's work and life, also putting her work into practice.
Freeing the Natural Voice by
"Freeing the Natural Voice" offers a logical progression of exercises designed for professional and student actors, teachers of acting and voice, and everyone interested in vocal expression. The emphasis is on the removal of the physical and psychological blocks that inhibit the human voice; its objective is that the voice is brought into direct contact with the emotions, shaped by the intellect but not restricted by it.
Freeing the Natural Voice by
We also have earlier edition: 1975.
One of the best known 'voice books' in the world.
Freeing Shakespeare's Voice by
A passionate exploration of the process of comprehending and speaking the words of William Shakespeare. Detailing exercises and analyzing characters' speech and rhythms, Linklater provides the tools to increase understanding and make Shakespeare's words one's own.
The Second Circle by
How to use positive energy for success in every situation : this book will transform your life, minute to minute
Speaking Shakespeare by
Rodenburg uses ideas of dramatic resonance, breathing, placement, and preparation to show how to speak and act Shakespeare.
The Actor Speaks by
A practical manual about speech and voice work, written expressly for actors and singers.
The Need for Words by 