The education of voice and vocal health in the training of teachers
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https://doi.org/10.7203/LEEME.5.9691Keywords:
Vocal Education, Vocal Health, Teacher Training.Abstract
The teacher, the teacher, the music specialist, are professionals for whom the voice is an absolutely essential and indispensable instrument. Paradoxically, this voice professional is accustomed to practice his profession without the slightest preparation. And in many cases the exercise of the profession makes him face serious vocal problems (vocal fatigue, dysphonies ...), caused mainly by phonatory abuse and the faulty use of the vocal instrument. In the 70s, with the birth of a new school of teacher training, the "Sant Cugat Masters School", in a new university, the "Autonomous University of Barcelona", began an experience that filled the void that existed in Teacher training plans on education and vocal health. The research that we started is aimed at finding out what the proposal developed at the UAB on the topic of "voice education and health" in teacher training, to discover the various aspects of the proposal. Although we can advance some observations made, the results of the research will begin to appreciate in a more consistent way from more data that we will collect during the next course.
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