"...And Man Had a Voice"

Introduction

The Human Voice Introduced by Roy Hart

Demonstration of Child's Voice

Roy Hart Demonstrates Various 'Specialised' Voices

Comparison of a Normal Range and a Five Octave Range

Roy, Dorothy Hart and Kaya Anderson Using Broken Sounds

A Boy, Roy and Dorothy Hart Sing 4 to 5 Octave Leaps

Roy Hart Sings 6 and a Half Octaves

Roy Hart's Voice in Comparison to a Cello and a Violin

Dorothy, Kaya and Marita Colour Their Voices as Violin Viola and Cello

Roy Hart Demonstrates Primaeval Sounds

Roy Hart Sings 'Chorded' Sounds

Using These 'Chorded' Sounds Roy Hart Sings 'O Come All Ye Faithful'

Roy Demonstrates Using Iago's 'Credo' Sung Conventionally (In Comparison to the Next Track)

The Same Aria Sung by Roy Hart with Fullest Expression

Rhapsody on a Windy Night

Roy Hart Sings 'Niun mi tema' from the Opera Othello

Roy Hart Concludes