EXTENDING VOCAL RANGE FOR A MEZZO-SOPRANO IN VOCAL TECHING FOR LIGHT MUSIC
Abstract
Popular music is one of the genres of music loved by the majority of young people. The teaching of popular music has now been included in the professional vocal training program in major art training departments in our country such as: Military University of Culture and Arts, Hanoi College of Art, National University of Art Education, ThanhHoa University of Culture, Sports and Tourism, Hue Academy of Music, Ho Chi Minh City Conservatory... It is very necessary to improve the quality of singing popular music in schools, especially with the expansion of the range for female voices.
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