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April 23, 2024Journal of Singing1 citations

Critical Appraisal of Science-Informed Voice Pedagogy Publications

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CHChristian T. HerbstMozarteum University of SalzburgDMDavid S. MeyerUniversity of California, Irvine

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Abstract: This column proposes a six-question framework to help the voice teacher critically appraise science-informed voice pedagogy publications. The evaluation framework addresses: (1) the Singing-Voice-Production-Chain (SVPC) describing the teacher's possibilities for affecting the student's voice production; (2) descriptive, correlational, and causal types of observations; (3) subjective versus objective information; (4) factual correctness; (5) describing how singing is or how it should be; and (6) usefulness of the information in a teaching situation. This framework will empower the reader to scrutinize the structure and quality of science-informed voice pedagogy texts more deeply, thus helping to move toward evidence-based information.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/68e6dfa1b6db64358765b7fehttps://doi.org/10.53830/sing.00044
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