How Professional Singers Shape Their Vocal Tracts for Extreme Volume

Researchers measured how three opera singers, folk vocalists, and edge-singers physically reshape their throats to produce loud sound without injury. The findings could inform training methods for professional singers and potentially guide treatment for voice disorders affecting millions of people in performance-based occupations.

Originaltitel: Three Professional Singers' Vocal Tract Dimensions in Operatic Singing, Kulning, and Edge-A Multiple Case Study Examining Loud Singing