In a message dated 6/23/2002 11:57:43 AM Central Daylight Time, lloyd.hanson@n... writes:
> However, with amplification the outside help can provide what the > singer lacks and the singer is, consequently, less likely to consider > or even bother seeking a solution that is based on a more healthful > and, in my opinion, honest expression of artist goals. Amplification > and electronic manipulation of the voice is a great potential gift to > the artistic expression capabilities of the human voice but it cannot > replace nor correct a poor or faulty vocal production technique. >
The implication that the classical method of voice production is the healthiest is just not true ... the data does not support it. Vocal problems are fairly well distributed amongst genres with the leader (although not by much) being amateur classical singers.
Randy Buescher
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