Electroglottography (EGG) is a low-cost, noninvasive technology for measuring changes of
relative vocal fold contact area during laryngeal voice production. EGG was introduced …

Background/Aims: Although water resistance therapy (WRT) has been widely used in voice
training, no data are supporting the effectiveness of WRT as vocal warm-up for singers. The …

II METHODS In order to assess the vibratory pattern during singing in flageolet
Videokymography (VKG) of CYMO™ was used. As opposed to laryngostroboscopy, VKG is …

Objectives To investigate the immediate effects of humming and subsequent um-hum
phonation on the computed parameters of electroglottographic (EGG) signals in muscle …

The electroglottographic (EGG) contact quotient (CQegg), an estimate of the relative
duration of vocal fold contact per vibratory cycle, is the most commonly used quantitative …

Almost all studies on the phonetics of oral stop voicing patterns focus on languages with a
voicing distinction. This gives rise to some debate regarding which aspects of voicing …

Objectives This study aimed to assess whether or not humming can help increase vocal
intensity gradually with only a slight increase in the glottal contact and supraglottic …

Objective: This study investigated whether different electroglottographic (EGG) parameters
may be used to estimate voice quality and loading related to it, and whether voice quality is …

In this study, we introduce new insights into prosodic analyses as an emerging method to
study what happens in classrooms interactions. We claim that the prosodic aspects (features …

[Extract] At the beginning of his seminal review of the phonological characteristics of
Australian languages, Evans (1995a: 723) refers to the" classical period" in the description …