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Vocal warm-up increases phonation threshold pressure in soprano singers at high pitch

Motel et al., 2003

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13012011149167002579
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Motel T
Fisher K
Leydon C
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Journal of Voice

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Vocal warm-up is thought to optimize singing performance. We compared effects of short- term, submaximal, vocal warm-up exercise with those of vocal rest on the soprano voice (n= 10, ages 19–21 years). Dependent variables were the minimum subglottic air pressure …
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