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1	Increasing glottal closure in an untrained male chorus by integrating historical, scientific, and clinical practice into choral voice building exercises Cottrell, Duane Coles 05 1900 (has links) An examination of the historical treatises of Manuel Garcia II and Giambattista Mancini, scientific studies pertaining to glottal closure, and Vocal Function Exercises used in clinical speech pathology led to an exploratory study that attempted to increase the glottal closure in an untrained university male chorus using only choral voice building exercises. The exploratory study used a single group, pre-test post-test design, and data was recorded using audio recordings of the entire chorus as well as electroglottograph measurements of individual subjects. The data show an increase in glottal closure as measured by closed quotient values, and an increase in energy in the upper partials of the recorded acoustic signal from the chorus. Choral voice building closed quotient vocal function exercises Manuel Garcia glottal closure Singing -- Physiological aspects. Choirs (Music) Glottalization (Phonetics)
2	The Aerodynamic, Glottographic, and Acoustic Effects of Clear Speech. Tahamtan, Mahdi 06 September 2022 (has links) No description available. Speech Therapy Acoustics Clear Speech Habitual Speech Conversational Speech Aerodynamics Oral Air Pressure Airflow Glottal Airflow Inverse Filtering Electroglottography EGG Acoustics of Speech Glottography Speaking Rate Syllables per Second Intensity Of Speech Stop Gap Voice Onset Time VOT Contact Quotient Open Quotient Skewing Quotient Closed Quotient

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Increasing glottal closure in an untrained male chorus by integrating historical, scientific, and clinical practice into choral voice building exercises

The Aerodynamic, Glottographic, and Acoustic Effects of Clear Speech.