Phonoaudiological Vocal Training Protocol For Singer - VOCALICAL -
Protocolo de Entrenamiento Vocal Fonoaudiológico Para Cantantes - VOCALICAL -
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Vocal training is a field that can be supported by professions with expertise and knowledge in the subject of voice, such as phonoaudiology. The present investigation evidences and describes the design of a vocal training protocol based on the principles of sensorimotor learning with exercises of the Alexander technique, the Pranayama technique, the Pilates method and the semi-occluded vocal tract and its relationship with: proprioception, respiratory control, increased lung capacity and phonatory efficiency necessary to achieve a vocal economy in favor of the professional performance of the singer. The protocol was validated in its content by 3 judges who are experts in the field, who defined that it is pertinent, relevant, sufficient and coherent, in terms of clarity it was found that the protocol should improve some aspects related to the images of support and clarity in the instructions (repetitions and development), suggestions that were taken into account to make the respective adjustments. In conclusion, vocal training is an extensive process that requires great discipline on the part of the student, however, professions with the expertise and knowledge in the field of voice such as speech therapy, should provide tools to support the work of the voice professionals prior to the appearance of vocal pathologies.
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