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The Anatomy of the voice [videorecording] / Benoit Amy de la Breteque.

By: Amy de la Breteque, Benoit.
Contributor(s): Hulton, Peter | Centre for Contemporary Arts (Glasgow, Scotland) | Arts Documentation Unit (Exeter, England).
Material type: materialTypeLabelVisual materialSeries: Arts archives.Publisher: Exeter, U.K. : Arts Documentation Unit, 2010Description: 1 DVD-Rom (163 min.) : sd., col. ; 1/2 in.Subject(s): Acting -- Technique | Voice culture -- Exercises | VoiceDDC classification: DVD/279
Production Credits: Director: Peter Hulton.
Summary: Doctor Amy de la Breteque is a phoniatrician, working in Marseille, France. He is also a singer, and has directed the Franco-German Choir in Montpellier since 1986. In November 1997 he was invited by the International Workshop Festival to give two lectures on the anatomy of the voice to an audience at the Centre for Contemporary Arts, Glasgow. These lectures detailed, through diagram and film, current understanding of the physiological processes of breathing, speaking and singing. This DVD-ROM gives an unedited record of these two lectures, together with an hour long documentary of his work with one actress in an individual session. (1999)
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General lending MTU Cork School of Music Library DVD DVD/279 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) 1 Available 00175179
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"A Council of Europe initiated project"--Container insert.

Director: Peter Hulton.

Doctor Amy de la Breteque is a phoniatrician, working in Marseille, France. He is also a singer, and has directed the Franco-German Choir in Montpellier since 1986. In November 1997 he was invited by the International Workshop Festival to give two lectures on the anatomy of the voice to an audience at the Centre for Contemporary Arts, Glasgow. These lectures detailed, through diagram and film, current understanding of the physiological processes of breathing, speaking and singing. This DVD-ROM gives an unedited record of these two lectures, together with an hour long documentary of his work with one actress in an individual session. (1999)

DVD. Systems requirements: Pentium PC + 20 mb; Soundblaster 64 or equivalent; 800x600 pixels; 16 mb Ram; Windows Media player 6.4+