The Corrective Exercise Continuum as a Paradigm for Vocal Conditioning

Abstract: The exploration of methodologies which place an emphasis on a systematic approach to voice teaching have proven widely beneficial for voice teachers and voice-care professionals alike. A systematic approach to voice teaching ensures that singers are equipped with a process that is replicable. In this article, associate editor Justin John Moniz investigates the benefits of science-informed practice through the lens of the corrective exercise continuum and offers singer-specific considerations for vocal conditioning.

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Journal of Singing
Published
2024-10-16
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https://doi.org/10.53830/sing.00082
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Phonetics and Phonology Research
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The Corrective Exercise Continuum as a Paradigm for Vocal Conditioning

Justin John Moniz
Journal of Singing
Phonetics and Phonology Research
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The Corrective Exercise Continuum as a Paradigm for Vocal Conditioning

Justin John Moniz
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Abstract

Abstract: The exploration of methodologies which place an emphasis on a systematic approach to voice teaching have proven widely beneficial for voice teachers and voice-care professionals alike. A systematic approach to voice teaching ensures that singers are equipped with a process that is replicable. In this article, associate editor Justin John Moniz investigates the benefits of science-informed practice through the lens of the corrective exercise continuum and offers singer-specific considerations for vocal conditioning.

Journal of SingingVol. 81(2)
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Phonetics and Phonology Research
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