About this book
Legendary soprano Lilli Lehmann shares her revolutionary approach to vocal mastery in *How to Sing*, a timeless masterpiece of musical instruction. Originally published as *Meine Gesangskunst*, this expanded 1915 edition captures the wisdom of one of opera's greatest voices, offering singers and voice enthusiasts an invaluable guide to achieving technical excellence and artistic beauty.
Drawing from decades of performance and teaching experience, Lehmann explores the physiological and musical foundations of superior singing. Her detailed guidance covers breathing techniques, vocal placement, resonance, and the interpretive artistry that transforms competent singing into transcendent performance. Enhanced with anatomical illustrations and musical diagrams, this practical handbook demystifies the complexities of voice production.
Lehmann's standards are famously exacting—she demands the same dedication from her readers that defined her own legendary career. Yet her insights remain accessible and relevant, whether you're a serious vocalist pursuing professional excellence or someone simply interested in improving your vocal potential. Her philosophy that "every serious artist has a sincere desire to help others reach the goal" permeates every page, making this not just technical instruction but an inspiring call to artistic integrity.
Perfect for singers, voice teachers, and anyone seeking to develop their vocal abilities with depth and artistry, this non-fiction classic remains an essential resource for understanding the true art of beautiful singing.
