Concone Thirty Daily Exercise For High Voice Op. 11 analysis of etudes

Studies on vocal training are available; however, one of the contributors to this field is the composer, vocal trainer, and music theorist Giuseppe Concone. A review of the literature reveals that sources related to his works are limited. This study discusses Giuseppe Concone's life and analyzes the études in his method, "Thirty Daily Exercises for High Voice, Op. 11," which holds a significant place in vocal training. It is believed that examining the method in line with the principles and objectives of vocal training will benefit both male and female voices. This research is a qualitative study designed descriptively. Data were collected through the document analysis method. The data obtained via document analysis were analyzed using content analysis. The sample for the study consisted of études from Concone's "Thirty Daily Exercises for High Voice, Op. 11." The study found that Giuseppe Concone placed considerable emphasis on chromatic exercises in his method, refrained from using note values smaller than sixteenth notes, and predominantly employed études in 4/4 time signatures with more than 20 measures. This study is considered significant as it is expected to serve as a resource for future research on Giuseppe Concone. Key Words: Giuseppe Concone,Thirty Daily Exercise For High Voice Op.11, Etude, Voice, Voice training.