Augmented visual-feedback of airflow: Immediate effects on voice-source characteristics of students of singing

Lã, Filipa M.B.; Sundberg, Johan; Granqvist, Svante

doi:10.1177/03057356211026735

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“…With the change of time and artistic innovation, the relationship between folk vocal music and traditional opera has gradually developed into a complementary one. Today, it is committed to protecting and developing Chinese conventional culture (Filipa et al, 2022). On the one hand, using traditional drama elements for vocal training can provide students with a more colorful learning experience, further improve artistic performance, increase attention, protect, inherit, and develop Chinese drama culture, and promote the integration of traditional drama and modern music.…”

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Internet of Things and Cloud Computing Integration of Opera Elements into Vocal Singing Teaching Practice Exploration

2023

ICST Transactions on Scalable Information Systems

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INTRODUCTION: With the rapid development of computer technology, the application of the Internet of Things and cloud computing technology is becoming more and more common. However, there is no more computer technology integration in integrating opera elements into vocal singing teaching. Therefore, compared with other industries, the development of verbal singing teaching could be faster and adapt to the current era of the Internet of Things and cloud computing. Thus studies the exploration of the practice of integrating opera elements into vocal singing teaching based on the Internet of Things and cloud computing. OBJECTIVES: To improve the level of China's Internet of Things and cloud computing technology-based opera elements into vocal singing teaching practice; to solve the current problem of China's traditional culture not being integrated into verbal singing teaching; to promote the development of China's opera industry, the modernization of oral singing teaching, and to enhance the relevance of the Internet and economic development. METHODS: In the study, firstly, the Internet of Things (IoT) and cloud computing technology are used for the establishment of the evaluation model; secondly, the feasibility of integrating opera elements into vocal singing teaching is analyzed through theoretical discussions; lastly, through the analysis of the model of the Internet of Things (IoT) and cloud computing, the feasibility of integrating opera elements into vocal singing teaching is illustrated by the analysis of the model of the Internet of Things (IoT) and cloud computing, and how the Internet of Things and cloud computing can assist opera elements to be integrated into vocal singing teaching. RESULTS: Using the Internet of Things and cloud computing technology to enrich the vocal singing teaching model from multiple perspectives can better enhance the integration of opera elements into verbal singing teaching. Internet of Things and cloud computing technology play an auxiliary role in the integration of opera elements into vocal singing teaching; the study of the additional mechanism reveals that the effect of the integration of opera elements into verbal singing teaching can be improved through the improvement of the means of the auxiliary function. CONCLUSION: As a representative of Chinese culture, the integration of opera elements into vocal singing teaching practice is of great significance, and the Internet of Things and cloud computing technology play an essential role in helping the integration of opera elements into vocal singing teaching practice.

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Internet of Things and Cloud Computing Integration of Opera Elements into Vocal Singing Teaching Practice Exploration

2023

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Uso de Feedback Visual en Tiempo Real en Rehabilitación y Entrenamiento de la voz

Bielsa

2023

Revista de Logopedia, Foniatría y Audiología

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Biomechanics of sound production in high-pitched classical singing

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Burk,

Köberlein

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Voice production of humans and most mammals is governed by the MyoElastic-AeroDynamic (MEAD) principle, where an air stream is modulated by self-sustained vocal fold oscillation to generate audible air pressure fluctuations. An alternative mechanism is found in ultrasonic vocalizations of rodents, which are established by an aeroacoustic (AA) phenomenon without vibration of laryngeal tissue. Previously, some authors argued that high-pitched human vocalization is also produced by the AA principle. Here, we investigate the so-called “whistle register” voice production in nine professional female operatic sopranos singing a scale from C6 (≈ 1047 Hz) to G6 (≈ 1568 Hz). Super-high-speed videolaryngoscopy revealed vocal fold collision in all participants, with closed quotients from 30 to 73%. Computational modeling showed that the biomechanical requirements to produce such high-pitched voice would be an increased contraction of the cricothyroid muscle, vocal fold strain of about 50%, and high subglottal pressure. Our data suggest that high-pitched operatic soprano singing uses the MEAD mechanism. Consequently, the commonly used term “whistle register” does not reflect the physical principle of a whistle with regard to voice generation in high pitched classical singing.

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Augmented visual-feedback of airflow: Immediate effects on voice-source characteristics of students of singing

Cited by 7 publications

References 32 publications

Internet of Things and Cloud Computing Integration of Opera Elements into Vocal Singing Teaching Practice Exploration

Internet of Things and Cloud Computing Integration of Opera Elements into Vocal Singing Teaching Practice Exploration

Uso de Feedback Visual en Tiempo Real en Rehabilitación y Entrenamiento de la voz

Biomechanics of sound production in high-pitched classical singing

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