An acoustic and laryngostroboscopic study of the effects of vocal education on the baritone voice and exercise recommendations to produce the correct voice.

For professional vocal education, one must have a good musical ear and voice quality. The right technique applied to a strong larynx is the key to long years of being able to sing healthily. In this study, the necessary anatomical, technical and practical knowledge for proper voice instruction has been taken into consideration.In the first part, by carefully studying the anatomical nature of the sound-creating mechanism, its processes, health, development and other aspects relevant to vocal education, detailed information about the particular characteristics of the baritone voice have been given.In the second part, a laryngostroboscopic and acoustic study of the effects of vocal education upon the color of the baritone voice has been done. By observing the intensity, vibrato and formant development of baritone voices resulting from vocal education, it was seen that all of these musical objectives can be reached with the correct vocal technique when applied to a strong and healthy larynx.