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Evaluation of Support in Singing

2005

Summary This study searched for perceptual, acoustic, and physiological correlates of support in singing. Seven trained professional singers (four women and three men) sang repetitions of the syllable [pa:] at varying pitch and sound levels (1) habitually (with support) and (2) simulating singing without support. Estimate of subglottic pressure was obtained from oral pressure during [p]. Vocal fold vibration was registered with dual-channel electroglottography. Acoustic analyses were made on the recorded samples. All samples were also evaluated by the singers and other listeners, who were trained singers, singing students, and voice specialists without singing education (a total of 63 liste…

AdultMaleGlottisVoice Qualitymedia_common.quotation_subjectSpeech recognitionSpeech AcousticsSpeech and HearingProfessional CompetencePerceptionPressureHumansVocal fold vibrationOccupationsElectroglottographAgedmedia_commonAged 80 and overRespirationMiddle AgedLPN and LVNSelf perceptionSelf ConceptElectrophysiologySubglottic pressureOtorhinolaryngologySpeech PerceptionFemaleSingingSyllablePsychologyJournal of Voice
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