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A multi-site research and teaching organization dedicated to studying the characteristics, limitations and enhancements of the human voice and speech.
The Science Behind the Straw Exercise: Video 3
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Ingo R. Titze: ncvs.org/ingo_bio.html
Karin Titze Cox, MA, CCC-SLP « ENT Specialists
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Elizabeth Sharonov: ncvs.org/elizabeth_bio.html
Brad Story: slhs.arizona.edu/people/brad-s...
Ryan Luchuck: torontovoicelessons.com/vocal_...
Books: ncvs.org/products_books.html
Interested in Vocology?
You can train at the Summer Vocology Institute: ncvs.org/svi_infous.html
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Many thanks to those who contributed to this video series!
Ingo R. Titze: ncvs.org/ingo_bio.html
Karin Titze Cox, MA, CCC-SLP « ENT Specialists
www.entslc.com/about-us/speech...
Elizabeth Sharonov: ncvs.org/elizabeth_bio.html
Brad Story: slhs.arizona.edu/people/brad-s...
Ryan Luchuck: torontovoicelessons.com/vocal_...
Books: ncvs.org/products_books.html
Interested in Vocology?
You can train at the Summer Vocology Institute: ncvs.org/svi_infous.html
Already a Vocologist? Join the community and learn more: pava-vocology.org/
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Powered by PAVA Members Many thanks to those who contributed to this video series! Ingo R. Titze: ncvs.org/ingo_bio.html Karin Titze Cox, MA, CCC-SLP « ENT Specialists www.entslc.com/about-us/speech-therapists-vocologists/karin-titze-cox-ma-ccc-slp/ Elizabeth Sharonov: ncvs.org/elizabeth_bio.html Brad Story: slhs.arizona.edu/people/brad-story-phd Ryan Luchuck: torontovoicelessons.com/vocal_teac...
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Powered by PAVA Members Many thanks to those who contributed to this video series! Ingo R. Titze: ncvs.org/ingo_bio.html Karin Titze Cox, MA, CCC-SLP « ENT Specialists www.entslc.com/about-us/speech... Elizabeth Sharonov: ncvs.org/elizabeth_bio.html Brad Story: slhs.arizona.edu/people/brad-s... Ryan Luchuck: torontovoicelessons.com/vocal_... Books: ncvs.org/products_books.html Interested in Voc...
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Thanks! When singing Falsetto with a straw, the air seems not able to flow from the lung. Any tips? Thanks!
Thanks
Thanks
That reminds me of Blob Opera from Google
Am I doing something wrong? I can’t seem to get any sound out of the straw
I will sure try this. I have mild right cord paralysis due to tracheal stenosis surgery. Thank you
This exercise is what my ENT advised, so I'm amazingly grateful for the demonstration. But it is also the funniest thing I've ever seen.
can we use kazoo
I believe I am probably achieving the same things with my students when I have them sing very high pitches in a very light (i.e. breathy) head voice using closed vowels (oo and ee)--and in fact using extreme closure (e.g. oo with the lips pushed very far forward; ee with the mouth basically closed). Would like an opinion as to whether this is indeed doing the same thing?
Ridiculous. Absurd. Vocal folds? Who thinks about this? Not good teachers.
where can i find to buy narrow straws (3mm or less) as I am not having any luck online?
How can I get through my vocal break with straw phonation?
0:35 1:15. 1:50
"I'm going to sing the low notes" - *Proceeds to sing the high notes flawlessly, leaving only the highest to the robot*
"1 day ago", are you on the same Wikipedia rabbit hole I'm on on (Old singing software) or did you get here independently haha?
Can't this be done without a straw. Is the purpose of the straw to even out air flow?
I wonder...would just humming (no straw) provide the same benefits?
Don’t you need the water to bubble in?
That's not the national anthem. No, hold up, he's not British.
Ive got bilateral sulcus and my voice therapist has given me this exercise I hope it helps
Thank you so much for teaching this exercise. My voice has been in complete shambles since I got pneumonia a month ago. A three day coughing completely obliterated my vox. These exercises me give me hope to battle hoarseness!
Great presentation. Great speaking voice Very effective very professional. Thank you.
Does the diameter of the straw matters?
Great. Thanks
Super thank you
so, get a straw and make dirtbike sounds 😂
how long does it take for straw exercise therapy to generate sustained improvement in vocal production?
however, some vocal "experts" say that when doing straw exercises there should be no pressure at all on the mouth/throat and vocal tract. Is that correct?
Speaking was painful for me for more than 30 years, not to mention the discomfort that I suffered during speaking. By the way, I am a teacher who uses my voice a lot. I often experienced headache and stiffness around my neck. Then I came across Ingo Titze's video, and gave it a try. My life changed overnight! I started "speaking" correctly, speaking was easier, and headache disappeared. It's 2022 now, and for the last10 months, I have only got headache 3 times, and the rest was just amazing, no pain even after speaking for so many hours. I noticed my voice became a bit hoarse after a few hours, but there was no pain AT ALL.
Wow! It's about time, someone finally explained this well! Thank you!!!
1:50
Can do much damage also. The pressure can harm the throat. Study that with a teacher.
Is there any proof? thanks
But what is the straw suppose to do
I had no idea that Ingo has such a nice voice, I'd only seen his videos with him demonstrating straw phonation
I think I actually always press my voice because the feeling he described of it shouldn't feel like is how my voice always feels....
This sounds like a cheap porno 😂😂
This is a singing cheat code
This technique is like vocal medicine with GOOD side affects!!
Neanderthal is not the ancestor of modern day humans, that's a misunderstanding that was cleared up decades ago. They are evolutionary cousins.
What should be the diameter of the straw ?
Oh my gosh! This actually does work for increasing resonance in your speaking voice! This will be super helpful for me because I often feel like my placement is tight when I talk.
This is so amazing
9:42 Amazing concept. Never heard before.
All vocal coaches seems to be experienced and soft spoken. Can't believe it was 8 years ago
ejercicio de paja vocal? eso es una felacion
Can you show me how to sing like Lemmy from Motörhead?
When you start on skinny straws and its extremely hard to phonate
Amazing - THANK YOU !
Thank you very much ❤️🙏🏻
This is dope, thank you!!
😅😅😅😅🤣😅😅 I loved how he waved us Good bye. The Musicians never Get old for real