Total Vocal Rest Means Don’t Even Listen To Music.

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Complete vocal rest is sometimes recommended and needed for vocal recovery. Some professionals recommend you should not read or listen to music during this time, because this activity may activate unintentional vocal activity. This research paper looks at inner singing and and provides some insight for these recommendations.

Laryngeal and Pharyngeal Movements During Inner Singing: A Cross-Sectional Study. Carmen Unterhofer, Anna Maria Stefanie Buchberger, Olivia Jeleff-Wolfler, Naglaa Mansour, and Simone Graf. Munich, Germany.

Categories: Inner Singing, Research, Singing, Vocal Rest, Voice

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