Sentence examples for vocal development from inspiring English sources
Besides the twice weekly rehearsals for "Street Scene," he teaches 27 private music students in organ, piano, vocal development and composition.
"We've discovered a previously unidentified component of vocal development," said the lead author, Dina Lipkind, a psychology researcher at Hunter College in Manhattan.
But this recital of Verdi and Wagner, a splendid evening in many ways, was also a reminder of the limitations of the operatic concert form, and of the fact that the German singer is still an exciting work in progress, both in terms of repertoire and vocal development.
Past work has shown that females can influence male vocal development; here we show that they can also influence male social development.
Infants who received more contingent feedback had a faster rate of vocal development, producing mature-sounding contact calls earlier than the other twin.
The differential rate of vocal development was not linked to genetics, perinatal experience, or body growth; nor did the amount of contingency influence the overall rate of spontaneous vocal production.
I think he's a very good example of the way vocal growth can align with development as a dramatic player".
In E. fuscus pups, the number of harmonics decreased while the peak spectral frequency of bat vocalizations increased with age, and such adjustments may reflect changes in vocal cord development.
Here we study the early development of vocal learning and its circuitry in a songbird, the chipping sparrow, by examining major characteristic of vocal learning: its dependence on auditory feedback, a protracted vocal ontogeny [16], [20], and its association with a specialized forebrain song system [21]; these features are absent in vocal non-learners [5] [7], [22] [24].
8701 received generally positive reviews from critics, who praised Usher's vocals and development as an artist, but were ambivalent towards some of the album's material.
One may suspect that early vocal experience influences development and evolution of vocal learning [3].
