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Hi Folks I have been singing many years as a country singer andTraditional Irish singer. I have had many teachers In England and In USA, only to help me protect my vocal cords,and to help me from getting hoarse while doing shows. There Is one book In particular I would like to recommend to all vocalists,and let me tell youI have read Many ,many books. The book I loved the dearest Is written by HINES/ Great Singers On Great Singing. These people are classical singers,and If they did not know how to do this stuff the right proper way,they do not eat. I hope this helps folks. SInging light IS the way to go always,If you want to make the next show the night after. Irish Bernadette WWW.Bernadettesings.net
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