Vocal Art Psychology (Vocal Art Education Series · Library)

Author: Zou Changhai
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Publish Date: 2001-02-22
Features: "Vocal Art Psychology" is a textbook for vocal theory courses in higher education institutions. This vocal theory textbook reveals the intrinsic laws of singing and vocal production in the field of vocal arts, broadens new perspectives for vocal teaching, and provides a reference for the study of vocal art theory. "Vocal Art Psychology" primarily discusses the regulatory role of the performer's subjective consciousness on singing and vocal production. Singing is a musical instrument that is the human body itself. The lips, teeth, tongue, palate, mouth, eyes, nose, throat, and lungs are indispensable components of this musical instrument. So, who controls these vocal organs? Only the brain controls them through nerves, and nothing else can control them. If no one can deny this point, then the theory that singing and vocal production are regulated by the psyche has already taken shape.