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Transcutaneous Teflon injection of the paralyzed vocal cord: an improvised technique.

The Journal of otolaryngology, 1993
We describe a new technique for the direct injection of Teflon into a paralyzed vocal cord for purposes of augmentation.
R, Feinmesser, K, Segal, M, Gertel
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Vocal improvisation using interactive music technology

Interactive Learning Environments, 2022
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The improvised musicality of belonging: Repetition and variation in mother–infant vocal interaction

2008
Abstract In their spontaneous interactions, mothers and infants build repertoires of communicative motifs based on repetition and variation of expressive units that carry meaning. This shared repertoire grows as it is performed, and brings a sense of pride in mutual understanding and a sense of belonging.
Maya Gratier, Gisèle Apter-Danon
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Building Vocal Improvisation Skills with Early Elementary Students

Abstract Exploring vocal improvisation in our youngest general music classes builds a solid foundation for confident and competent improvisation as our musicians gain musical knowledge and skill. This lesson demonstrates a play-based model to build skill through Orff Schulwerk process teaching.
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Shouting the Church: Narrative and Vocal Improvisation in African-American Gospel Quartet Performance

The Journal of American Folklore, 1991
Isolating the standard verse and chorus lyrics of African-American gospel songs leads to the erroneous conclusion that the gospel message is solely otherworldly and future oriented. But a broader performance analysis reveals that chanted narratives that preface and connect songs, as well as the improvised "drive" sections that stretch songs into ...
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Not an Object But Motion: Choral Improvisation Through Vocal Painting

Improvisation, a spontaneous expression and shaping of musical ideas, opens doors for immediate creation of and engagement with musical materials yet is largely absent from many Western ensemble performance traditions. In particular, it is rarely encountered in choral singing, where the majority of participants are students, volunteers, or conductors ...
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Cellular transcriptomics reveals evolutionary identities of songbird vocal circuits

Science, 2021
Bradley M Colquitt   +2 more
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Cultural transmission of vocal dialect in the naked mole-rat

Science, 2021
Alison J Barker   +2 more
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Flexible scaling and persistence of social vocal communication

Nature, 2021
Varoth Lilascharoen   +2 more
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