Choral Singing: Using Gestures as an Aid to Intonation and Tone Quality

Choral Singing: Using Gestures as an Aid to Intonation and Tone Quality

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The work of tone quality and intonation is a fundamental task of the conductor; and body movements associated with learning are favorable attitudes to effective learning.The objective of this article is to describe self-perception in the use of gesture for intonation Outdoor Loveseat Glider with Cushion and tone quality for singers in different contexts.The sample consisting of 45 volunteers divided into two groups, amateur group (N=30) and layman group (N=15), that underwent an evaluation by means of the Voice and Corporal Expression Protocol, as well as to a trial of the methodology used by conductors Henry Leck and Randy Stenson (2012).The results showed on average improved body awareness of 87% of cases; just over Stove Clock Knob 85% improved intonation and respiratory control; 80% asserted it easier to reach higher notes; 56% (layman group) and 73% (amateur group) felt less strain to sing.

In both groups, the findings of this study confirm that the use of corporal gesture is beneficial, whether in a context of amateurs or laymen, improving intonation, resonance, respiratory support and less strain.