The Impact of Vocal and Laryngeal Pathologies Among Professional Singers: A Meta-analysis.

This narrative documents a student’s preparation and execution of her voice recital entitled, “L’amour! An Exploration of Love and Loss.” The author documents experiences, at the University of Mississippi and beyond which influenced the direction of this body of work. The author describes the purpose of her voice recital, and describes the process programming and preparing repertoire for the December recital. The author recounts and reflects upon her performance of “L’amour: An Exploration of Love and Loss.” The author includes a full copy of the program and notes provided to attendees on the day of the recital. The author includes stills from several of the sets from the December performance. Finally, the author reflects the immediate impact of the recital and predicts how this journey will effect her future performances. 
A file containing all video recordings from the performance of “L’amour: An Exploration of Love and Loss” is available for viewing.

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Journey to L'amour! An Exploration of Love and Loss

Effects of Resonant Voice Therapy on Perceptual and Acoustic Source and Tract Parameters - A Preliminary Study on Indian Carnatic Classical Singers.

If you are still not sure whether it is time to add CCM to your studio, I have one final thought: we all sing because we desire to communicate the human experience through song. The diverse styles of CCM enable performers from all cultures to be part of this beautiful art form and share their unique experiences. If we embrace them all and teach students the music they want to sing, we just might make the world a better place. (282)

Colton Weiss

Papers

Care of the Professional Voice: A Guide to Voice Management for Singers, Actors and Professional Voice Users