<DIV>Singing on stage can be a daunting experience for the actor, particularly for those who have not sang before. Yet singing is an integral part of the training for classical actors. What is a performer to do?<br/><br/><i>Singing on Stage</i>, by Jane Streeton and Philip Raymond, two experienced singing tutors at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts, helps the actor to develop singing skills both musically and vocally for the purpose of acting. It demystifies the teaching of singing, and explains the history of singing training. <br/><br/>Written in an accessible, friendly and enabling style, <i>Singing on Stage</i> is packed with practical exercises to develop the actor's skills and aid practice including investigations into and overviews of: <br/><br/>• the process of singing theatrically <br/>• the elements of technique<br/>• musicianship<br/>• how to learn a song<br/>• practical techniques <br/>• choosing your repertoire<br/><br/><i>Singing on Stage</i> offers a troubleshooting guide for performers as well as explanations of the connection between singing and other areas of acting ability including general voice work and physicality. <br/><br/>Featuring interviews with professionals and other practitioners from related disciplines, <i>Singing on Stage </i>is the must-have guide from the experts of singing training.</div>