2002
DOI: 10.1590/s0034-72992002000300013
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Análise de cantores de baile em estilo de canto popular e lírico:perceptivo-auditiva, acústica e da configuração laríngea

Abstract: Objetivo: deste estudo foi verificar os ajustes laríngeos realizados por cantores profissionais do gênero popular durante a imitação do canto em estilo lírico uma vez que muitas vezes ao ouvirmos um cantor popular interpretar uma música clássica percebemos que o mesmo faz modificações em sua qualidade vocal, tentando se aproximar, por imitação, do canto lírico. Forma de estudo: Clínico prospectivo. Material e método: Foram analisados 26 cantores profissionais do gênero popular, 10 homens e 16 mulheres, atuante… Show more

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“…In the pre-(t 0 ) and post-intervention (t 1 ) periods, all participants filled a protocol (Appendix 1) based on publications of references in this area (7,(10)(11)(12)(13)22) about habits potentially related to voice and vocal health, vocal requirements at work and leisure, as well as aspects related to self-perception of demands and fragilities related to the use of the voice, especially for popular songs. In addition, a perceptive-hearing evaluation took place comparing the two periods, to verify if there had been any improvement on vocal quality as a whole, indirectly considering parameters such as: a) types of voice: adapted, hoarse, breathy or rough (the last ones considered as exclusion factors at the beginning of the study) b) resonance: oral, hyponasal/denasal, hypernasal or balanced c) vocal register: modal, basal or falsetto d) vocal attack: isochronic, abrupt or aspirated e) articulation: adequate, inadequate f) speed of speech and singing: adapted or not adapted g) pitch: low, normal or high h) loudness: weak, medium, strong …”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the pre-(t 0 ) and post-intervention (t 1 ) periods, all participants filled a protocol (Appendix 1) based on publications of references in this area (7,(10)(11)(12)(13)22) about habits potentially related to voice and vocal health, vocal requirements at work and leisure, as well as aspects related to self-perception of demands and fragilities related to the use of the voice, especially for popular songs. In addition, a perceptive-hearing evaluation took place comparing the two periods, to verify if there had been any improvement on vocal quality as a whole, indirectly considering parameters such as: a) types of voice: adapted, hoarse, breathy or rough (the last ones considered as exclusion factors at the beginning of the study) b) resonance: oral, hyponasal/denasal, hypernasal or balanced c) vocal register: modal, basal or falsetto d) vocal attack: isochronic, abrupt or aspirated e) articulation: adequate, inadequate f) speed of speech and singing: adapted or not adapted g) pitch: low, normal or high h) loudness: weak, medium, strong …”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The acoustic analysis was carried out using the software VoXmetria version 2.7, The acoustic measures chosen for analysis were: fundamental frequency (Ff -reflex of the biodynamic characteristics of the vocal folds and their integration with subglottal pressure), jitter (indicates short-term Ff variability, measured between glottal cycles), shimmer (indicates the short-term variability in wavelength and is a measure of phonation stability), and Glottal Noise Excitation (GNE) (the acoustic measure that calculates the noise produced by Drug use is very aggressive to the voice mechanism and there are many reports of the use of these substances among some voice professional classes (rock and night club singers, teachers, telemarketing representatives, and salespeople) [18][19][20] . And, even if it is not the norm, it is extremely important that voice therapists are aware of the possible voice changes caused by psychoactive substance use, particularly among voice professionals.…”
Section: Speech Therapy Data Assessmentmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Some of the articles included in the present study were conducted with singers of particular musical genres, such as: rock (22) , dance music (23) , Brazilian country (24) , samba (25,26) , bossa nova (26) , pagode (27) , Japanese popular music (28) , regional music (29,30) , singer of the night (31) . A research was conducted with recordings of ballads (32) .…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Voice assessment: corresponded to the most expressive category. Out of 20 researches, 12 focused on assessing the singer's voice, whether on researching aspects of voice quality, of vocal techniques or of laryngeal or vocal adjustments (22)(23)(24)(25)(26)(28)(29)(30)(31)(32)(39)(40) . As examples, we may mention a research which investigatedlaryngeal adjustments of ball singers while imitating the classical style (23) and a study carried out in order to characterize the vibrato in classical and Brazilian country genders (24) .…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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