Zur Perzeption der Weite des oropharyngealen Anteils des Ansatzrohres beim Singen
Abstract:Subjective tactile-kinesthetic and auditory perception of the singers differs from auditory perception of the singing teacher as well as from endoscopic findings. The endoscopically determined oropharyngeal vocal tract space during singing the vowels /i/ or /u/ tends to be larger compared to the oropharyngeal vocal tract space while singing the vowel /a/.
Positioning of the patient is important in laryngoscopy. Reclining the head and forward inclination of the trunk (horizontal axis of the mouth) seems to be the best position for obtaining an optimal view onto the glottis.
Positioning of the patient is important in laryngoscopy. Reclining the head and forward inclination of the trunk (horizontal axis of the mouth) seems to be the best position for obtaining an optimal view onto the glottis.
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