The Child's Voice; Its Treatment With Regard to After Development

This book is a comprehensive study on the treatment of children's voices and how it affects their development. It covers various aspects of children's vocal development, including physiological, psychological, and pedagogical approaches to voice training. Emil Behnke provides an insightful analysis of the techniques and methods that work best in developing children's voices. This is a must-read for any vocal teacher, pediatrician, or anyone who works with children's voices.
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