… the resonator, and the radiator. To be more specific, the exciter is the vocal cord, the resonator
is the vocal … a coordinating role. The body layer is hard and bears most of the weight of the …

… Why should a successful singing teacher bother about the functioning of the voice? … the
vocal folds, and (2) the vocal tract. In this article I will focus on the role of the vocal tract resonator. …

… vocal folds) and (2) the vocal tract and sometimes also the nasal tract. 1 This chapter focuses
on the role of the vocal tract resonator… functions of frequency for professional male singers …

… are directly concerned with the role of various elements of feedback on the training of voice
skills, none of them are centered in the realm of classical singing technique. The current …

… singing, the magistral role of head resonators is emphasized by explorers. However,
unfortunately, the practical … of high singing position in academic professional vocal-choral art, as …

… pedagogy, vocal science, and choral technique. It fills a need … learn singing in both solo
and choral contexts. This concise yet comprehensive guidebook offers numerous, practical voice-…

… That said, we will learn that idealized resonator adjustments can significantly assist both …
timbre in some singing styles, they do not usually play a significant role in Western classical …

… young teachers just entering upon their duties. Its method will be … The whole matter of voice
training has been clouded by … song, including the upper resonators. The important maxillary …

… structures act as resonators for singers; they are mostly responsible for vocal quality. The
vocal cords themselves produce only a ―buzzing‖ sound; the resonators are necessary to …

… vocal and music education training to more reflect the NAfME guidelines and address the
changing profile of professional singers… resonators, so that no exaggerated function of any one …