Vocal Function & Acoustics Essentials Recording Bundle

Description

Develop a clearer understanding of how the voice works and how sound is produced.

This on-demand bundle brings together four expert-led webinars that explore vocal function, acoustics, and perception through a science-based lens. The sessions focus on making sense of vocal mechanics and sound production in a way that’s approachable, practical, and grounded in research.

Rather than focusing on technique alone, these webinars help connect the science behind the voice to what singers and teachers hear, feel, and work with every day.

Included Webinars

A Hitchhiker’s Guide to Vibrato with John Nix

Vibrato is a fascinating aspect of many genres of singing.  But what is it, what do we know about what causes it, and can it (should it?) be trained?  This presentation by John Nix, Professor of Voice at UTSA, will seek to answer these and other questions about vibrato.

Vowel Acoustics: Practical Application Strategies with Ken Bozeman

This Webinar will explain why approaching vocal function and efficiency through voice acoustics is an especially productive point of entry.

“Do you hear what I hear?”: the neuroscience of hearing, perception, and acoustics for singers with ​Heidi Moss

Most problems aren’t a result of how a singer ‘hears’, but rather, how the brain executes a pitch target. A deeper understanding of the neuroscience of singing can give insight and pedagogical tools to a singer struggling with pitch.

Supraglottic Tension: Open or Closed Throat? with Marco Guzman

​This course is designed to provide information about the variables that influence supraglottic activity in singing and why this activity should not be necessarily considered as a sign of vocal hyperfunction.

Get these four sessions in one bundle for a practical and accessible way to build a stronger, science-based understanding of vocal function and acoustics that you can return to time and time again.