Breathing During Singing and Speaking

Breathing behavior during singing

Together with Curt von Euler and the late Rolf Leanderson, the author has carried out a series of investigations of the breathing behavior during the last decade. This article presents the picture of phonatoy breathing in singing that has emerged from this research. Subglottal pressure is determined by muscular forces, elasticity forces, and gravitation. The phonatoy function of the breathing a...

Discrimination between singing and speaking voices

Resonance in singing and speaking pdf

PDF 1 file SCRIBE SCANDATA ZIP 1 file SINGLE PAGE PROCESSED JP2 ZIP 1 file SINGLE PAGE RAW JP2 ZIP 1 file TORRENT 17 Files 9 Original.Resonance in Singing and Speaking by Thomas Fillebrown. Project Gutenbergs Resonance in Singing and Speaking, by Thomas Fillebrown This eBook is for the use of anyone anywhere at no cost and.the acoustical resonances of the vocal tract are involved in singing and...

Prosody control for speaking and singing styles

By proper control of prosody, text-to-speech systems already have the capability to imitate distinctive speaking styles. We show two examples where we can capture the critical features: the singing style of Dinah Shore and the speaking style of Martin Luther King Jr. The styles are described by Stem-ML tags (soft template mark-up language), which offers the flexibility needed to control accent ...

Opposite hemispheric lateralization effects during speaking and singing at motor cortex, insula and cerebellum.

Aside from spoken language, singing represents a second mode of acoustic (auditory-vocal) communication in humans. As a new aspect of brain lateralization, functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) revealed two complementary cerebral networks subserving singing and speaking. Reproduction of a non-lyrical tune elicited activation predominantly in the right motor cortex, the right anterior ins...