La voz interior : La formación de una cantante
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Un viaje Ãntimo con Renée Fleming: de los primeros miedos al escenario, la técnica diaria y la alegrÃa de cantar con verdad, dentro y fuera. • Te mete dentro del oficio sin solemnidad: entiendes qué pasa antes, durante y después de salir a escena, contado desde la experiencia real. • Acompaña y orienta: habla de nervios, disciplina y confianza con una honestidad que sirve tanto si cantas como si solo admiras la música. • Es inspiradora sin volverse “autoayudaâ€Â: combina anécdotas, aprendizaje y pequeñas revelaciones sobre cómo se construye una vida artÃstica.
The fascinating personal story of one of the most celebrated talents in today's music scene.
Starring in the Metropolitan Opera House revival of Dvořák’s *Rusalka*, soprano Renée Fleming brings a voice of extraordinary beauty, exceptional acting talent, and deeply compelling artistry to her performances—qualities that have captivated audiences in opera houses and recital halls around the world. In *The Inner Voice*—a book that chronicles her own artistic development and serves as the "autobiography" of her voice—this great performer offers a unique, privileged look at a singer's training. She also shares practical advice, born of years of experience, aimed at aspiring performing artists across a wide range of disciplines. From her childhood as the daughter of two voice teachers to her formative years at the Juilliard School, and from the struggles of establishing a career to achieving international success, *The Inner Voice* is a luminous, eloquent, and candid self-portrait of a contemporary artist, as well as the most revealing analysis of a performer's life published to date.
Renée Fleming has been acclaimed worldwide by audiences and critics alike as one of the great voices of our time. An international artist for over a decade, she is renowned for the power of her artistry, the beauty of her timbre, and her extraordinary interpretive gifts.
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RELEASE DATE
October 12, 2026
ISBN
9788411724302
PAGES
256 p. ; 23,5 x 15,5 cm.
BINDING
Paperback
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LIBROS SINGULARES