Voice is Free After SOVT

by Karin Titze Cox and Ingo Titze

The latest research from NCVS on Semi-Occluded Vocal Tract

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Voice is FREE after SOVT distinguishes itself as the first book dedicated to Semi-Occluded Vocal Tract methods and is inclusive with scientific explanation and application for singer, teacher and therapist alike. It incorporates a large bibliography of the evolution of these methods and an enormous amount of current peer reviewed literature in the area of voice. There are many visual examples, diagrams, tables and video links of demonstrations to enjoy for reference.

About the Book

Voice is FREE after SOVT, consists of Semi-Occluded Vocal Tract Principles, Methods, and Training. It is written and designed to appeal to the scientist at heart that is searching for why their methods in vocal performance or as a successful teacher, coach or voice therapist work. Singers, teachers, coaches, ENTs, speech pathologists, research scientists and vocologists will appreciate the comprehensive work done before them and the history and current work being developed and understood to help their clientele and patients even further. It is a must have for trainers, performers and healers as it is heavily referenced with the development of voice science principles. These principles relate to all methods that use semi-occluded vocal tract exercises including the popular method of Straw Phonation popularized and developed extensively by both authors. Their reputation and passion about its development scientifically and its appropriate use in practice is a labor of love and appreciation to all those who give insight. This book also includes a framework for evaluation and training which allows the reader to stimulate and incorporate principles into their own style of teaching and training. This book contains many examples and analogies to further explain and translate difficult scientific principles to others . It will bring the reader into a more complete understanding of the anatomy of the human voice and how it functions and organizes in remarkable detail with more ease and freedom. It also contains brand new imaging, concepts and exploration that will stimulate a desire for more research and greater understanding. 

About the Authors

Karin Titze Cox

Karin is a certified Speech Language Pathologist (SLP-CCC) specializing in vocology, the science and practice of voice habilitation. She received her BA degree from Brigham Young University and her MA from the University of Iowa. She spent her early career in research and practicing in university hospital clinics. Over the last few decades, she has enjoyed private practice and serving as voice clinic director for several clinics within ENT Specialists in Salt Lake City, Utah. Karin served as a board member of the Pan American Vocology Association for three years and currently serves on the National Center of Voice and Speech executive board while engaging in teaching, research, and outreach opportunities. She finds joy in service to her patients, family, community, church, and friends. She also finds joy in singing and performing on occasion. 

Dr. Ingo Titze

Dr. Titze is called the father of vocology because he coined the word with George Gates in 1989 and established the original curricula in vocology in 1990. He has held appointments at BYU, California Polytechnic University, University of Petroleum and Minerals in Saudi Arabia, Gallaudet University in Washington DC, Bell Telephone Laboratories, the University of Iowa, the Denver Center for the Performing Arts, and the University of Utah. He has written over 500 publications and six books in voice production. He is currently Senior Scientist at the University of Utah Center for Vocology and Chairman of the Board of the National Center for Voice and Speech. 

Testimonials

This is such a tremendous contribution to the body of literature for voice! Thank you both for your tireless work on this project. The extensive inclusion of the history and body of research on this subject for each chapter helps me to have a one stop reference. A wonderful analogy.
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Dr. Rachelle Fleming
Voice Professor, Jazz and Classical Singer at Temple University
I read with great interest in your book. It think that it is very nicely written, puts a lot of scientific findings in a truely reader-friendly form, suited for a wide audience. I think that this will be a very useful book for many voice users and clinicians etc. - and it may of course again be a source of further ideas for researchers. It is wonderful that you have made this service for all who are interested in voice!
Anne-Maria Laukkanen
Voice instructor, Clinician and Researcher
I believe the foundation of a balanced voice can be developed using SOVT principles, that this foundation sometimes carries over to connected speech without other intervention, and when it doesn’t, you enhance the SOVT principles with RVT speech training.
Dr Joseph Stemple
Clinician, Researcher and Author
I like how it address all aspects because I’ve been to several voice conferences lately where they’ve talked about the straw or doing something different. And the diameter of the straw too! It is definitely something we need out in the voice world. I’ve gotten other textbooks about voice and I like how this is laid out and workable.
Angela Parker
Clinician and Choral Singer

Total Cost $65

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