クラシックな訓練を受けた vokal プロフェッショナルの正常な声の音響分析:横断的な研究
Marin Čargo1, Ema Babić Tomas2, Ana Đanić Hadžibegović3
1Catholic University of Croatia, Center for Evidence-Based Medicine and Health Care, Zagreb, Croatia.
Journal of voice : official journal of the Voice Foundation
|September 2, 2025
まとめ
標準的な声の分析プロトコルは プロの歌手を 正確に評価できないかもしれません シャイマーと最大音響時間 (MPT) のような特定の音響と空気力学的測定は,古典歌手向けの評価方法の必要性を示唆する変化を示しました.
科学分野:
- ボーカル・サイエンス
- 音響分析
- 歌声の研究
背景:
- プロの歌手は,声のスポーツ選手と同様,声の質を損なう激しい要求に直面します.
- 音響分析は 客観的な声の評価を可能にします
- 健康で古典的な訓練を受けた歌手の音響と空気力学的特徴を調査した研究はほとんどありません.
研究 の 目的:
- 声の苦情のないプロの古典歌手における音響と空気力学的声の特徴を分析する.
- この研究対象集団のベースラインデータを確立する.
主な方法:
- キャリアの様々な段階にある88人のプロの歌手に関する横断的な研究です
- 声の種類を5つのグループに分けます
- LingWAVESプロトコルによる音響分析
- 声の健康診断のための柔軟な光ファイバー喉鏡検査
主要な成果:
- 満足のいくS/Z比で 声のコントロールが良好だ
- バスとバリトンの標準的な最大音響時間 (MPT) よりも低い.
- ディスフォニア重症指数 (DSI) のスコアによって示される優れた声の質.
- 男性の声の不規則性が高かった
- ベース群で予想外にも高い基本周波数 (F0)
結論:
- 現行の声の評価プロトコルは,話すことと持続的な音声を使用し,プロの歌手には不十分かもしれません.
- 標準的な基準値は,この集団には適さないかもしれません.
- 未来の研究は,古典歌手の声の評価のための生態学的に有効なタスクと,カスタマイズされたツールの開発に重点を置くべきです.
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