Journal of voice : official journal of the Voice Foundation · 2014
Vocal tract shapes in different singing functions used in musical theater singing-a pilot study.
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Echternach Matthias, Popeil Lisa, Traser Louisa, Wienhausen Sascha, Richter Bernhard
Аннотация
OBJECTIVE: Singing styles in Musical Theater singing might differ in many ways from Western Classical singing. However, vocal tract adjustments are not understood in detail.
MATERIAL AND METHODS: Vocal tract shapes of a single professional Music Theater female subject were analyzed concerning different aspects of singing styles using dynamic real-time magnetic resonance imaging technology with a frame rate of 8 fps. The different tasks include register differences, belting, and vibrato strategies.
RESULTS: Articulatory differences were found between head register, modal register, and belting. Also, some vibrato strategies ("jazzy" vibrato) do involve vocal tract adjustments, whereas others (classical vibrato) do not.
CONCLUSIONS: Vocal tract shaping might contribute to the establishment of different singing functions in Musical Theater singing.
MATERIAL AND METHODS: Vocal tract shapes of a single professional Music Theater female subject were analyzed concerning different aspects of singing styles using dynamic real-time magnetic resonance imaging technology with a frame rate of 8 fps. The different tasks include register differences, belting, and vibrato strategies.
RESULTS: Articulatory differences were found between head register, modal register, and belting. Also, some vibrato strategies ("jazzy" vibrato) do involve vocal tract adjustments, whereas others (classical vibrato) do not.
CONCLUSIONS: Vocal tract shaping might contribute to the establishment of different singing functions in Musical Theater singing.