Aerodynamic Characteristics of Growl Voice and Reinforced Falsetto in Metal Singing

Guzmán, Marco; Acevedo, Karol; Leiva, Fernando; Ortiz, Vasti; Hormazabal, Nicolas; Quezada, Camilo

doi:10.1016/j.jvoice.2018.04.022

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Is Non-classical Style Of Singing Detrimental To Vocal Health?1

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“…In a recent study, Guzman et al 47 examined the aerodynamic characteristics of reinforced falsetto. According to their study, the reinforced falsetto seems to be characterized by a lower MFR and higher P Sub than the naive falsetto, although the note used in the experiments was not clear.…”

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Differences Among Mixed, Chest, and Falsetto Registers: A Multiparametric Study

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Differences Among Mixed, Chest, and Falsetto Registers: A Multiparametric Study

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“…It is understandable to assume that continual use of such voices may predispose the singers to develop a voice disorder. However, some metal singers and singing teachers hold the opinion that if produced in a healthy manner, long-term use of these techniques will not cause harm to the voice [38].…”

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Considerations and demands in the voice care of contemporary commercial singers in occupational health and safety aspects

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Niebudek-Bogusz²,

Pietruszewska³

2022

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Singers, classified as "vocal performers" are at an increased risk of developing voice disorders. The area of contemporary commercial singing has not been studied as extensively as classical singing. Non-classical singing is generally considered detrimental to vocal health and thus the information on challenges contemporary commercial singers (CCS) pose to otolaryngologists and other healthcare professionals is scarce. The authors present an overview of contemporary commercial singing styles in comparison to classical singing, discuss the notion of non-classical style being harmful to vocal health, present major risk factors associated with developing voice disorders in contemporary commercial singers, and outline the diagnostic process of vocal health assessment in this group of occupational voice users. Given that contemporary commercial singers constitute a unique and vast group of elite vocal performers, the authors stress the importance of raising awareness among healthcare professionals of the fact that these patients require special considerations for voice evaluation and treatment in the occupational health and safety framework. Med Pr. 2022;73(1)

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