Auditory-perceptual assessment is widely used in clinical and pedagogical practice for
speech and singing voice, yet several studies have shown poor intra-and inter-rater …

Speech production variability introduces significant challenges for existing speech
technologies such as speaker identification (SID), speaker diarization, speech recognition …

The purpose of this literature review was to identify scholarship pertaining to teachers' vocal
health and to discuss implications for music teachers. The review includes studies where …

Objective To multidimensionally investigate common vocal effects in experienced
professional nonclassical singers, to examine their mechanism of production and …

Summary Objectives In To analyze laryngostroboscopic findings and ENT/phoniatric
examination results in a group of singing students and in a control group of non-singing …

Purpose Voice injuries are well-documented in the literature and can be found in any person
regardless of their profession. However, performing artists need a healthy voice in order to …

Objectives The purpose of this study was to investigate group differences between singing
teachers and speech-language pathologists when rating dysphonic speaking voices and …

This scoping review explored the literature on different barriers and readiness toward voice
therapy among singers. For the search, key terms were formulated, and six databases …

The purpose of this mixed-methods study was to investigate the vocal health of choral
singers from Kenya and the United States and to determine whether genre (classical choral …

An increasing body of research evidence indicates that college students of all majors with
asthma and/or allergies represent a vulnerable population due to their inability to …