Title: Practical Vocal Acoustics: Pedagogic Applications for Teachers and Singers (Vox Musicae: the Voice, Vocal Pedagogy, and Song)
Summary:
Content Overview:
“Practical Vocal Acoustics: Pedagogic Applications for Teachers and Singers” is an essential resource for vocal instructors and singers seeking to deepen their understanding of vocal acoustics and its practical applications. Authored by Kenneth Bozeman, this book delves into the science of vocal acoustics in a comprehensive yet accessible manner. It covers fundamental concepts such as vocal tract resonance, formants, harmonics, and vowel modification, providing insights into how these principles impact vocal production and timbre. Through clear explanations, illustrations, and practical exercises, readers learn how to optimize vocal technique, troubleshoot common issues, and enhance vocal performance. With its emphasis on bridging the gap between scientific theory and pedagogical practice, “Practical Vocal Acoustics” equips teachers and singers with the knowledge and tools needed to develop and maintain healthy, resonant, and expressive voices.
Author:
Kenneth Bozeman: Kenneth Bozeman is a leading voice researcher, pedagogue, and professor emeritus of music at Lawrence University. He is widely recognized for his expertise in vocal acoustics and pedagogy and has presented workshops and lectures worldwide. Bozeman’s research focuses on the application of scientific principles to vocal instruction, with an emphasis on evidence-based teaching practices. He is also a distinguished baritone vocalist and has performed extensively in opera, oratorio, and recital settings.
Publisher: Pendragon Press