Analysis Of The Choir Rehearsals

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It is crucial to incorporate warm-ups into a girls' choir rehearsal since it is evident that they help the overall vocal health of the voice. Maintaining overall good health through healthy habits is critical, as I will explain in the following sections.
Insufficient rest, obesity, poor nutrition and hydration, substance abuse and allergies can all lead to sicknesses that can have serious effects on the speaking and singing voice. A singer must pay close attention to the signals that his or her voice gives so that the necessary steps toward preventing problems can be taken (O’Connor, Karen. 2004). At times, a change in certain behaviours or unhealthy habits may be necessary to protect the voice from developing problems in the first place …show more content…

A questionnaire was conducted between these two ladies to review their professional responses to the questions asked, shown in appendix 4. In the analysis of all eleven questions, it is evident that vocal warm ups used within choirs because it helps to teach good technique and creates a healthy vocal technique to do with breathing and producing the correct sound to keep the consistent vibration through the air (Brennan, R 2017). The timbre of the sound, through vowels and placement, helps teach different types of vocal techniques within classical, folk, jazz, contemporary (Michaels, A 2017). If a student's vocal health was a worry, for say she is vocal frying, the steps would you take to ensure her vocal safety within choir are to view the student's technique, posture, locking in the abdomen, glottal stopping and Engaging the support muscles (Michaels, A …show more content…

The conductor's responsibility towards the choir in the vocal health of the members follow steps for conductors go through to ensure this are that the conductor has a responsibility towards the vocal health of them members when they are in the rehearsal (Brennan, R 2017), setting good technique for practicing songs, display and show how you would produce the best technique to apply to the song (Michaels, A 2017), phrasing or intervals and encouraging to apply this in the songs during the performance (Brennan, R 2017).
It is important to show twang, incorporate tongue twisters, make sure they aren’t grabbing the sound onset, ways to avoid vocal frying are showing the girls how to access their whole range (Michaels, A 2017), and being healthy by more aware of their individual responsibility as a choir member and listening (Brennan, R

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