How to Sing - New Ideas from 1902

I'm an American concert artist who has found (or more correctly rediscovered) the holy grail for singers. It is a method for liberating the voice that was developed by vocal pedagogue Edmund John Myer in the late19th/early 20th century. His books languished in obscurity after his death and his name and ideas were lost to most serious singers. His method is based on the ancient Italian voice technique, which I had been studying for the past 12 years. I wrote the book How to Sing Like the Great Singers trying to incorporate all I had found on the subject. I had read Myer's book, the Renaissance of the Vocal Art, during my initial research, but missed its significance and value at the time. He found a way, in a simple but complete gesture (in a nutshell: lift, expand and release), to achieve all the best elements of the Italian technique in one fell swoop. Amateur singers can get right to their open and free voices without years of drudgery and possible vocal damage. Now that I know how well Myer's gesture works, I'm passionate about sharing these simple but highly effective ideas with anyone who would like to find their lyric singing voice. I run the "Centre pour la formation de la voix," in Serdinya France, and I would like this video to be an invitation to singers to reserve a week or two in the beautiful sunny south and come learn to sing with ease and beauty. We have splendid mountain walks and excellent restaurants and shopping facilities minutes from the center. We can work daily or on a schedule that suits the singer. The truth is that Myer's books are nearly impossible to understand if you have not made the journey through the world of the Italian technique. I made that journey. It was fruitful and made a real difference, but I always knew I was missing something. Myer completes my journey. If you haven't already guessed, I'm a highly dramatic and charismatic person and I have great success in my concerts. I often rehearse things I want to say, but when I get in front of a rolling camera, I get tongue-tied and self-conscious. I've tried editing my own videos, but I'm so self-critical that I can't stand watching myself; often I don't even download the videos from the camera. I have many concert clips on YouTube, if you're curious, and get great comments on my performances. I'm beautiful, funny and intelligent, but I have a hard time seeing that through my own eyes. That's why I need your help. I need someone to put my rough videos into a cohesive series of youtube clips that capture and organize the wonderful elements of this method. Without someone like me who can understand the objectives of the gesture, most people would do what I did ten years ago - pass it by as some collection of odd notiions about energy. With my understanding, and your ablity to put it together using the video I send, the method could become more widely known and used. I'm not sure of whom or what services I need, but we should start with a video editor, I would think. I'm attaching a pdf of Myer's last book, The Vocal Instructor, which has illustrations, and is simply a teacher's handbook with specifics.