Coro universitário: autopercepção de sintomas vocais e desvantagem vocal no canto

Rezende, Geyse; Irineu, Roxane de Alencar; Dornelas, Rodrigo

doi:10.1590/1982-0216201517415114

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“…A study conducted in Brazil showed an inclination to dysphonia in university choir singers. Throat pain, throat clearing, hoarseness and cough were the most common symptoms experienced by these choirs [22]. Tepe et al [9] conducted a study on vocal health in 129 young choir singers and reported 56% of the singers had vocal difficulty, of which 43% reported hoarseness in voice and further one-third of the total singers had an incidence of straining and over-singing.…”

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A survey of vocal health in church choir singers

Sharma

Nayak

Devadas

2021

Eur Arch Otorhinolaryngol

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Purpose Choir singing is an important tradition of Christian worship across India. However, vocal health issues related to the church choir singers are less addressed in the literature. Hence, this study aimed to investigate the prevalence of vocal symptoms, identify the variables associated with increased risk of voice problems and knowledge of factors influencing vocal health in church choir singers. Method One hundred and forty-eight church choir singers (61 males and 85 females) between the age range of 18 and 70 years participated in the study. They completed a self-reported questionnaire addressing demographic and singing-related details, vocal symptoms, variables associated with increased risk reporting voice problems and knowledge about factors influencing vocal health. Result Eighty-four percent of the choir singers reported two or more vocal symptoms sometimes or more frequently while or after singing. More than half of the church choir singers had experienced vocal symptoms such as accessing notes in the upper range, loss of vocal endurance, pitch breaks, hoarseness, dryness in the throat, and discomfort in the throat. Among the different variables, systemic hydration found to have a significant association with reporting of voice problems in church choir singers. The overall knowledge regarding the factors influencing vocal health was found to be limited among the choir singers. Conclusion Choir singers like other professional singers experienced a higher prevalence of vocal symptoms during or after singing and exhibited limited knowledge about factors that negatively influence vocal health. Hence, there is a need to look into these singer’s vocal requirements, who usually go unnoticed.

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A survey of vocal health in church choir singers

Sharma

Nayak

Devadas

2021

Eur Arch Otorhinolaryngol

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“…The word "music", from Greek "μουσική", means "the art of the muses", and is portrayed as one among many beauties of life (MONTEIRO, 2019) able to awaken various positive sensations in the body (FINGER et al, 2017;LOBO et al, 2015). One way to enjoy such sensations provided by music, is through the participation in singing groups, which can exist in various places, such as churches, schools, businesses and universities (JOHNSON et al, 2015;REZENDE;IRINEU;DORNELAS, 2015). With that in mind, the objective of this work is to describe the creation of a singing group at the UFSC, Campus…”

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UFSC-Ararangua creates a singing group and stimulates academic community’s participation

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Nonnenmacher

Bündchen

et al. 2021

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Music provides innumerable benefits to health, which happen through participation in vocal groups, among others. The goal of this work is to describe the creation of a singing group at the Federal University of Santa Catarina, Campus Araranguá, State of Santa Catarina, Brazil, as well as the activities performed to stimulate the participants to express their emotions and feelings through music. In order to create the group, the following steps were taken: the group’s name was chosen, invitations for people to integrate the group were sent, and weekly meetings and performances were scheduled. With this work, it was possible to describe how Staccato Group’s creation happened, a group with about 50 members. Since its origins, the group has performed at seven events for the academic community, and, even during pandemic times, it has held six online performances. Therefore, Staccato Group has ignited the culture of art in each of its members.

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“…The VSS study ratified the existence of complaints by voice professionals. A recent survey with choir singers found a greater rate of vocal symptoms such as raucousness with secretion, hoarseness and cough with secretion, dry throat and mouth associated with the flu, intensive voice use, allergy and respiratory infection, which consequently interfered with subjects' voices (13) .…”

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O uso da voz em artistas de rua

Souza

Nascimento

Lucena

et al. 2019

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RESUMO Objetivo Investigar o uso da voz em artistas de rua, a partir da autorreferência de queixas vocais, desvantagem vocal associada à profissão, percepção do ambiente e condições de uso da voz na atividade, e representação da voz para a atividade profissional. Método Participaram 24 artistas de rua, que preencheram os protocolos ESV (Escala de sintomas vocais), IDV-10 (Índice de Desvantagem Vocal), além de dois questionários, um composto por questões objetivas relacionadas ao ambiente e condições de trabalho e um segundo com perguntas abertas sobre representação da voz. Para análise quantitativa, foi realizada uma estatística simples verificando a média do ESV e IDV-10 e para o questionário de perguntas fechadas, a frequência e a porcentagem dos resultados. Na análise qualitativa, foi utilizado o método de análise do conteúdo. Resultados A média do resultado da ESV foi acima do ponto de corte da normalidade e do IDV-10 dentro da normalidade. Surge como fator de risco vocal o não uso do microfone, o ambiente de trabalho com poeira e fumaça e o local de trabalho ser ruidoso incomodativo. Sobre a representação da voz, foram identificadas três categorias: importância da voz para os artistas de rua, cuidados com a voz e o impacto da voz sobre as pessoas. Conclusão Existem queixas vocais, porém não há impacto na qualidade de vida. O ambiente e condições de trabalho trazem riscos a distúrbios da voz. A representação da voz para o grupo se relaciona à sua atividade profissional, relação com público, satisfação pessoal e profissional.

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Coro universitário: autopercepção de sintomas vocais e desvantagem vocal no canto

Cited by 9 publications

References 21 publications

A survey of vocal health in church choir singers

A survey of vocal health in church choir singers

UFSC-Ararangua creates a singing group and stimulates academic community’s participation

O uso da voz em artistas de rua

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