PHYSIOLOGICAL VOCAL WARMING UP PROGRAM IN RELIGIOUS SINGERS
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Resumo: | Purpose: To analyze the effectiveness of a physiological vocal warm-up program focused on religious singers. Method: longitudinal study involving 39 subjects male and female, aged at least 18 and at most 50, the participants underwent an evaluation vocal pre-warm-up and vocal post-warm-up, results being compared to both evaluations. The evaluation was applied questionnaire vocal habits and symptoms, acoustic analysis and auditory perceptual analysis. The study was conducted in Catholic Churches of Várzea Grande City in the state Mato Grosso. Results: They said participants to use the corner of a median of 87.3 months with weekly frequency of 2.4 times per week. However, 89.7% of the singers reported not warm up the voice before the corner and not desaquecerem 94.9% after the corner. In inadequate vocal habits most said talking aplenty. Already in vocal symptoms the three most prevalent were: voice worse in the morning (59.0%), loss of treble (54.4%) and hoarseness constant (51.3%). After application of vocal warm-up program improvement was observed in vocal self assessment and auditory perceptual analysis. There was also a significant increase in the fundamental frequency of the sustained vowel, but for the singing voice there was no change in acoustic parameters analyzed. Conclusion: The vocal heating program was effective with positive changes in voice adjustments, providing a more comfortable voice output this being noticed by singers themselves. |
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PHYSIOLOGICAL VOCAL WARMING UP PROGRAM IN RELIGIOUS SINGERSPHYSIOLOGICAL VOCAL WARMING UP PROGRAM IN RELIGIOUS SINGERSVoice; Singing; Religious Personnel; Warm-Up Exercise; Voice Quality; Voice Training.Voice; Singing; Religious Personnel; Warm-Up Exercise; Voice Quality; Voice Training.Purpose: To analyze the effectiveness of a physiological vocal warm-up program focused on religious singers. Method: longitudinal study involving 39 subjects male and female, aged at least 18 and at most 50, the participants underwent an evaluation vocal pre-warm-up and vocal post-warm-up, results being compared to both evaluations. The evaluation was applied questionnaire vocal habits and symptoms, acoustic analysis and auditory perceptual analysis. The study was conducted in Catholic Churches of Várzea Grande City in the state Mato Grosso. Results: They said participants to use the corner of a median of 87.3 months with weekly frequency of 2.4 times per week. However, 89.7% of the singers reported not warm up the voice before the corner and not desaquecerem 94.9% after the corner. In inadequate vocal habits most said talking aplenty. Already in vocal symptoms the three most prevalent were: voice worse in the morning (59.0%), loss of treble (54.4%) and hoarseness constant (51.3%). After application of vocal warm-up program improvement was observed in vocal self assessment and auditory perceptual analysis. There was also a significant increase in the fundamental frequency of the sustained vowel, but for the singing voice there was no change in acoustic parameters analyzed. Conclusion: The vocal heating program was effective with positive changes in voice adjustments, providing a more comfortable voice output this being noticed by singers themselves.Purpose: To analyze the effectiveness of a physiological vocal warm-up program focused on religious singers. Method: longitudinal study involving 39 subjects male and female, aged at least 18 and at most 50, the participants underwent an evaluation vocal pre-warm-up and vocal post-warm-up, results being compared to both evaluations. The evaluation was applied questionnaire vocal habits and symptoms, acoustic analysis and auditory perceptual analysis. The study was conducted in Catholic Churches of Várzea Grande City in the state Mato Grosso. Results: They said participants to use the corner of a median of 87.3 months with weekly frequency of 2.4 times per week. However, 89.7% of the singers reported not warm up the voice before the corner and not desaquecerem 94.9% after the corner. In inadequate vocal habits most said talking aplenty. Already in vocal symptoms the three most prevalent were: voice worse in the morning (59.0%), loss of treble (54.4%) and hoarseness constant (51.3%). After application of vocal warm-up program improvement was observed in vocal self assessment and auditory perceptual analysis. There was also a significant increase in the fundamental frequency of the sustained vowel, but for the singing voice there was no change in acoustic parameters analyzed. Conclusion: The vocal heating program was effective with positive changes in voice adjustments, providing a more comfortable voice output this being noticed by singers themselves.Editora Acadêmica Periodicojs2021-12-03info:eu-repo/semantics/articleinfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersionapplication/pdfhttps://www.periodicojs.com.br/index.php/hs/article/view/52210.51249/hs.v1i06.522Health and Society; Vol. 1 No. 06 (2021)Health and Society; v. 1 n. 06 (2021)2763-572410.51249/hs.v1i06reponame:Health and Societyinstname:Instituto de Ensino e Pesquisa Periodicojsinstacron:IEPPporhttps://www.periodicojs.com.br/index.php/hs/article/view/522/402Copyright (c) 2021 Health and Societyinfo:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessCristina da Costa Santana Nicoletti, Daniella Cristina Munzlinger Dos Santos, Andréia Biaggi Alves de Alencar, Priscila2022-01-11T10:26:44Zoai:ojs.pkp.sfu.ca:article/522Revistahttps://www.periodicojs.com.br/index.php/hs/PRIhttps://www.periodicojs.com.br/index.php/hs/oaijournalofhealthandsociety@gmail.com || periodicojs@gmail.com2763-57242763-5724opendoar:2022-01-11T10:26:44Health and Society - Instituto de Ensino e Pesquisa Periodicojsfalse |
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PHYSIOLOGICAL VOCAL WARMING UP PROGRAM IN RELIGIOUS SINGERS PHYSIOLOGICAL VOCAL WARMING UP PROGRAM IN RELIGIOUS SINGERS |
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PHYSIOLOGICAL VOCAL WARMING UP PROGRAM IN RELIGIOUS SINGERS |
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PHYSIOLOGICAL VOCAL WARMING UP PROGRAM IN RELIGIOUS SINGERS Cristina da Costa Santana Nicoletti, Daniella Voice; Singing; Religious Personnel; Warm-Up Exercise; Voice Quality; Voice Training. Voice; Singing; Religious Personnel; Warm-Up Exercise; Voice Quality; Voice Training. |
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PHYSIOLOGICAL VOCAL WARMING UP PROGRAM IN RELIGIOUS SINGERS |
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PHYSIOLOGICAL VOCAL WARMING UP PROGRAM IN RELIGIOUS SINGERS |
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PHYSIOLOGICAL VOCAL WARMING UP PROGRAM IN RELIGIOUS SINGERS |
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PHYSIOLOGICAL VOCAL WARMING UP PROGRAM IN RELIGIOUS SINGERS |
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PHYSIOLOGICAL VOCAL WARMING UP PROGRAM IN RELIGIOUS SINGERS |
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Cristina da Costa Santana Nicoletti, Daniella |
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Cristina da Costa Santana Nicoletti, Daniella Cristina Munzlinger Dos Santos, Andréia Biaggi Alves de Alencar, Priscila |
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Cristina Munzlinger Dos Santos, Andréia Biaggi Alves de Alencar, Priscila |
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Cristina da Costa Santana Nicoletti, Daniella Cristina Munzlinger Dos Santos, Andréia Biaggi Alves de Alencar, Priscila |
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Voice; Singing; Religious Personnel; Warm-Up Exercise; Voice Quality; Voice Training. Voice; Singing; Religious Personnel; Warm-Up Exercise; Voice Quality; Voice Training. |
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Voice; Singing; Religious Personnel; Warm-Up Exercise; Voice Quality; Voice Training. Voice; Singing; Religious Personnel; Warm-Up Exercise; Voice Quality; Voice Training. |
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Purpose: To analyze the effectiveness of a physiological vocal warm-up program focused on religious singers. Method: longitudinal study involving 39 subjects male and female, aged at least 18 and at most 50, the participants underwent an evaluation vocal pre-warm-up and vocal post-warm-up, results being compared to both evaluations. The evaluation was applied questionnaire vocal habits and symptoms, acoustic analysis and auditory perceptual analysis. The study was conducted in Catholic Churches of Várzea Grande City in the state Mato Grosso. Results: They said participants to use the corner of a median of 87.3 months with weekly frequency of 2.4 times per week. However, 89.7% of the singers reported not warm up the voice before the corner and not desaquecerem 94.9% after the corner. In inadequate vocal habits most said talking aplenty. Already in vocal symptoms the three most prevalent were: voice worse in the morning (59.0%), loss of treble (54.4%) and hoarseness constant (51.3%). After application of vocal warm-up program improvement was observed in vocal self assessment and auditory perceptual analysis. There was also a significant increase in the fundamental frequency of the sustained vowel, but for the singing voice there was no change in acoustic parameters analyzed. Conclusion: The vocal heating program was effective with positive changes in voice adjustments, providing a more comfortable voice output this being noticed by singers themselves. |
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