Background The voice use of choir singers is understudied despite the imbalance of high
vocal demands versus low vocal education, and consequently increased risk for voice …

To date, no established protocol exists for measuring functional voice changes in singers
with subclinical singing-voice complaints. Hence, these may go undiagnosed until they …

Objective Using voice to speak or to sing is made possible by remarkably complex
sensorimotor processes. Like any other sensorimotor system, the speech motor controller …

Summary Objectives Sacred Harp singers sing at a high volume for sustained periods of
time without collective warm-up or cool-down exercises, ostensibly putting them at elevated …

Introduction: Vocal performers often seek natural treatments to improve their vocal capability.
Omega-3 polyunsaturated fatty acid (PUFA) supplementation may reduce inflammation and …

Introduction: Vocal performers often seek natural treatments to improve their vocal capability.
Omega-3 polyunsaturated fatty acid (PUFA) supplementation may reduce inflammation and …

Objective: Although vocal warm-up is vital for singers and other professional voice users, no
consensus has been reached regarding its underlying physiological effects, especially for …

The evaluation and monitoring of a collegiate singer's voice is a challenging task given the
myriad of demands imposed on their voices. The collegiate singer is at an elevated risk of …

Choral singing is a popular activity in the United States. Choral singers are often
encouraged to warm up vocally before they sing. Considering voice conditions, like …

Objective What are singing students objectively doing in the practice room? Helding (2020)
suggests,“students must, in effect, self-teach,” while practicing,“… completely dependent …