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00 - Preface; My Purpose; My Title to Write on the Art of Song
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01 - Section 1: Preliminary Practice
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02 - Section 2: Of the Breath
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03 - Section 3: Of the Breath and Whirling Currents
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04 - Section 4: The Singer's Physiological Studies
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05 - Section 5: Equalizing the Voice - Form
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06 - Section 6: The Attack and the Vowels
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07 - Sections 7-8: Nasal Singing; The Head Voice
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08 - Sections 9-12: Sensations of Tongue, Nose, Palate and Resonance of Head Cavities
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09 - Sections 13-14: On Vocal Registers; Development and Equalization
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10 - Sections 15-16: White Voices; Theodor Wachtel
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11 - Section 17: Highest Head Tones
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12 - Sections 18-19: The Tremolo; The Cure
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13 - Sections 20-21: The Tongue; Preparations for Singing
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14 - Sections 22-24: Position of the Mouth; Connection of Vowels; The Lips
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15 - Sections 25-27: The Vowel Sound Ah; Italian and German; Auxiliary Vowels
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16 - Sections 28-30: Resonant Consonants; Practical Exercises; The Great Scale
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17 - Sections 31-32: Velocity; Trill
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18 - Section 33: How to Hold One's Self when Practising
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19 - Section 34: Pronunciation - Consonants
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20 - Sections 35-36: Concerning Expression; Before the Public
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21 - Sections 37-38 and Note: Interpretation; In Conclusion; Remedy for Catarrh and Hoarseness