İlerı Şan(Opera-Caz)
	İlerı Şan(Opera-Caz) Eğitmenleri:   Alexandra Ivanoff
American performer and teacher Alexandra Ivanoff teaches Italian Bel Canto techniques for developing the singing voice. She accepts students over 18 who are interested in professional training for opera, jazz, and classical concerts.
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Course description Singing, as a very simple explanation, is basically sustained vowel sound. But of course, we sing to express ourselves, whether it's with a simple folk song, a jazz ballad, or a powerful operatic aria. So if we wish to do this on the stage in a professional manner, it's necessary to learn how it's done in a healthy way, so that the singer has a deep confidence that he or she knows how it all works, singing with the best possible sound and musical values. The exercises I use were developed in the 19th century by Europe's most famous singing teachers: Manuel Garcia and Salvatore Marchesi. These exercises lengthen the range, produce stamina, perfect coordination, and a beautiful sound. They became the foundation for the "bel canto" tradition that started in Italy, spreading throughout the operatic world, and trained generations of famous singers. Technique —Garcia-Marchesi exercises for developing legato line (connection of the notes on one breath); beauty of tone, coordination of the registers, volume control, and maintaining a healthy strong voice. —Breath exercises to teach the muscles how to control emission of air —Learning how to maintain an open throat and a low larynx, and why it's important —Knowledge of muscles involved —Understanding and developing a high artistic standard Course materials Niccolo Vaccai—method Short Italian songs Operatic arias in Italian, German, French, English, or Russian American jazz standard songs