Thanks for your interest in Dr. Gaskill's presentation today in Convocation. Below are the reference materials he promised. If you have any questions, feel free to post here or email me, and I can put you in touch with him.
Vocal Health
References & Resources
Dr. Chris Gaskill
Vocal Myth Articles
from Journal of Singing:
Michael, D. (2011). Dispelling Vocal Myths. Part 2:"
Sing It off the Chords!". Journal of Singing, 67(4), 417.
Michael, D. (2012). Dispelling Vocal Myths. Part 3:“Sing
OVER Your Cold!”. Journal of Singing, 68(4), 419-425.
Michael, D. (2012). Dispelling Vocal Myths. Part 4:“Talk
Higher!”. Journal of Singing, 69(2), 167-172.
Various Vocal
Hygiene References:
Akhtar, S., Wood, G., Rubin, J. S., O'Flynn, P. E., &
Ratcliffe, P. (1999). Effect of caffeine on the vocal folds: a pilot study.
Journal of laryngology and otology, 113(4), 341-345.
Cazden, J. (2015). Vocalists’ Guide to Throat Lozenges. http://www.joannacazden.com/a-vocalists-guide-to-throat-lozenges/
Erickson-Levendoski, E., & Sivasankar, M. (2011).
Investigating the effects of caffeine on phonation. Journal of Voice, 25(5),
e215-e219.
Heinz Valtin (2002). ‘Drink at least eight glasses of water
a day.’ Really? Is there scientific evidence for “8 x 8? Am J Physiol Regul Integr Comp Physiol, 283,
R993–R1004.
Knickerbocker, K. (2015).
6 Vocal Myths: Practical Therapy Applications. The ASHA Leader Blog. http://blog.asha.org/2015/01/22/six-vocal-myths-practical-therapy-applications/
Wüthrich, B., Schmid, A., Walther, B., & Sieber, R.
(2005). Milk consumption does not lead to mucus production or occurrence of
asthma. Journal of the American college of nutrition, 24(sup6), 547S-555S.
Voice Science
Website:
My Article (along
with an MD and Voice Teacher) About Steroids:
Gaskill, C. S., Williams, M. B., & McHugh, R. K. (2015).
Singers and steroids: A multi-disciplinary discussion. SIG 3 Perspectives on
Voice and Voice Disorders, 25(1), 16-24.
My Articles about
Vocal Dose in Singers:
Gaskill, C.S., Cowgill, J.G., & Many, S.G. (2013). “Comparing the Vocal Dose
of University Students from Vocal Performance, Music Education and Musical
Theater.” Journal of Singing. 70(1), 11-19.
Gaskill, C.S., Cowgill, J. G. & Tinter, S.R. (2013).
“Vocal Dosimetry: A Graduate Level Vocal Pedagogy Course Experience.” Journal
of Singing. 69(5), 543-555.
How to Check for
Vocal Fold Swelling (text and training video):
Straw Phonation
videos:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=asDg7T-WT-0
(Dr. Titze’s demo)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FStqHThEY9M
(Tom Burke—speech pathologist who works with elite musical theater performers
in NYC)
Resources from the
NCVS (National Center for Voice and Speech):
Warm-ups for singers:
List of common medications and potential voice/speech
side-effects:
Basic Vocal Hygiene Tips (page with four bookmark-sized
lists to reproduce)
More detailed Vocal Hygiene guidelines:
“The World Within Your Voice”: Video about how the human
voice works:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=86SPEn7Chd8
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