Musical Style As It Applies To Singing

Musical Style as it applies to singing
Introduction
Here is where you need to craft a short narrative, which encompasses the intent of this outline. Feel free to include definitions, opinions, names of artists being discussed, relevant historical aspects, discussion of genre differences, etc.
Aspects of Style in Vocal music (Use narrative style within the letters of the outline.) See the provided Resource materials in the FILES tab. They are labeled "Style Resources", "Specifics of Vocal Style in CCM Music", "Vocal Style in Classical Music".To see the criteria for grading, please open the file "Research Paper Rubric". Style resources.docx , Vocal Style in Classical Music.docx , ResearchPaperRubric.pdf , Specifics of Vocal Style in CCM Music.docx
Example 1 (Discuss all examples thoroughly)
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Use as many or as few outline letters as you like; however, the above section must be thorough for top marks.
III. Conclusion
Here is where you wrap it all up. Be clear and concise! Great place for opinions.

Discussion Questions
Come up with a discussion question you’re interested in.
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Hint: There is a difference between Genre and Style.
Bibliography (cite your sources using the format of the examples below. Sources from the internet, library, magazine publications, blogs, etc., are all acceptable)
Dukore, Bernard F., ed. Dramatic Theory and Criticism: Greeks to Grotowski. Dallas: Holt, Rinehart and Winston, Inc., 1974.
Carlson, Marvin. Theories of the Theatre: An Historical and Critical Survey, from the
Greeks to the Present. Expanded edition. Ithica: Cornell University Press,1993.