Martha Elliott has established a reputation as a dynamic singer with a diverse repertoire. She has performed throughout the world and is on the performance faculty at Princeton University.
Selected as an Outstanding Academic Title for 2006 by Choice
Magazine
"This is just the kind of book I wish I'd had access to when I was
a student, but I am still ever so grateful to benefit from it
now. It is thorough, thoughtful, inclusive, and a real
joy to read. I know I'll be referring to Singing In Style
frequently in the years to come . . . not to mention recommending
it to countless others."—Dawn Upshaw, soprano
"Singing in Style opens the door for singers to a better
understanding of how to put more thought into their performances of
the past four hundred years of song. In some cases, Elliott raises
useful questions herself; then she gives us tools and resources for
finding the answers. I wish such a book had been available when I
was a student."—Drew Minter, countertenor
"Full of information which enlightens our interpretive choices,
Singing In Style is a most welcome resource and a must
read for our profession."—Lucy Shelton, soprano
"A very important addition to the field. I recommend it to students
and teachers."—Paul Sperry, Manhattan School of Music
"An indispensable guide for singers, pianists and teachers. Written
from a singer’s viewpoint, Singing in Style raises a host of
important issues, addressing them with clarity and insight."—Brian
Zeger, Artistic Director of Vocal Arts, Juilliard School
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