Perfil vocal de coralistas amadores
Amateur choir: vocal profile
Lilia Regina Ribeiro; Eliana Midori Hanayama
Resumo
Objetivo: levantar informações quanto ao perfil vocal de coralistas amadores, investigando sintomas, hábitos, sentimentos e posturas frente à voz cantada e falada.
Métodos: foram analisados os questionários de saúde vocal de 124 coralistas amadores.
Resultados: os dados encontrados apontaram maior número de sintomas vocais múltiplos na voz cantada quando comparado ao número de sintomas na voz falada. Houve associação estatisticamente significativa entre sintomas, hábitos e sentimentos da voz falada e cantada com relação ao número de sintomas vocais encontrados na voz falada e na voz cantada.
Conclusão: os achados quanto ao perfil vocal de coralistas amadores indicam que há associação entre aspectos da voz falada e da voz cantada, sendo que se faz necessária a investigação detalhada de ambos os padrões de produção vocal, para que se garanta uma visão global dos aspectos que possam influenciar a qualidade vocal das pessoas que praticam o canto coral amador.
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Abstract
Purpose: to gather information about the vocal profile of amateur choir singers, investigating symptoms, habits, feelings and postures concerning singing and speaking voice.
Methods: vocal health questionnaires from 124 amateur choir singers were analyzed.
Results: the findings pointed a bigger number of multiple vocal symptoms in the singing voice when compared to the number of symptoms in the speaking voice. There was a statistically significant association between symptoms, habits and feelings of speaking and singing voice regarding the number of vocal symptoms found in the speaking and singing voice.
Conclusion: the findings concerning the vocal profile of amateur choir singers indicate that there is an association between aspects of speaking and singing voice, so a detailed investigation of both vocal production patterns is needed in order to guarantee a global vision of aspects that can influence the vocal quality of people who practice amateur choral singing.
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Submitted date:
16/01/2005
Accepted date:
06/06/2005
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