So You Want to Sing Rock

<p>Matt Edwards is one of the leading voice teachers for commercial and musical theatre styles in the United States. He is currently an Associate Professor of Voice at Shenandoah Conservatory where he developed the first pop/rock training program for musical theatre majors in the United States. He is also Artistic Director of the Contemporary Commercial Music Vocal Pedagogy Institute. He has been a recipient of the Van Lawrence Fellowship and a master teacher for the NATS Intern program where he collaborated with Dr. Aaron Johnson at NYU Langone Voice Center to measure vocal tract adjustments between styles using real-time MRI. His website is: https: //www.edwardsvoice.com/.</p><br>

<p>Table of Contents</p><br><br><p>List of Figures</p><br><br><p>Acknowledgments</p><br><br><p>Chapter 1: Introduction</p><br><br><p>Chapter 2: Singing and Voice Science</p><br><br><p>Chapter 3: How Learning Works: An Introduction to Motor Learning Theory</p><br><br><p>Chapter 4: A Listening Journey Through the History of Rock ‘n Roll</p><br><br><p>Chapter 5: The Basics of Singing Rock ‘n Roll</p><br><br><p>Chapter 6: Tips for Beginners</p><br><br><p>Chapter 7: Tips for Those Already Singing Rock ‘n Roll</p><br><br><p>Chapter 8: Crossing Over from Classical or Musical Theatre</p><br><br><p>Chapter 9: Developing Your Style</p><br><br><p>Chapter 10: Singing with Audio Technology</p><br><br><p>Chapter 11: Vocal Health for Singers</p><br><br><p>Chapter 12: Navigating Through an Ever-Evolving Musical Landscape</p><br><br><p>Chapter 13: Improving Your Skills After Reading This Book</p><br><br><p>Chapter 14: Final Thoughts</p><br><br><p>Appendix A: Vocal Exercise Patterns</p><br><br><p>Appendix B: Phonetic Symbols</p><br><br><p>Glossary</p><br><br><p>About the Authors</p><br>