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Title: The Head Voice and Other Problems
Practical Talks on Singing

Author: D. A. Clippinger

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THE HEAD VOICE AND OTHER PROBLEMS

Practical Talks on Singing

by

D. A. CLIPPINGER

Author of
Systematic Voice Training
The Elements of Voice Culture

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_To_
MY STUDENTS
_Past, Present and Future_

INTRODUCTION

The following chapters are the outgrowth of an enthusiasm for the work
of voice training, together with a deep personal interest in a large
number of conscientious young men and women who have gone out of my
studio into the world to engage in the responsible work of voice
teaching.

The desire to be o