Frank E. Miller was a New York throat specialist, physician to Hammerstein’s Manhattan Opera House and a former church tenor. Here he explains the anatomy of the larynx, breathing, the cavities of resonance and the registers, and how singers and speakers can produce a healthy tone and keep it, with a note by the critic Gustav Kobbé.
A clear early guide to the physiology of singing for vocalists and voice teachers. Download the free EPUB.