Rola podniebienia miękkiego w procesie rozwoju techniki wokalnej

Authors

  • Renata Danel

Abstract

What makes human voice unique among other instruments is the fact, that it is a live instrument which, as the only one, produces articulated tones. Among every all articulated organs which are responsible for that phenomenon velum draws the highest attention. It is the moving and articulating organ situated in the oral cavity. Good condition of the organ provides better articulation and resonance, elimination of rhinolalia and development of diapason for the vocalist. These elements are the quintessence of vocal technique. Belittling Underestimating velum’s efficiency leads to many irregularities and faults excluding proper voice projection in the above named aspects.

Author Biography

Renata Danel

dr hab., wokalistka, kompozytorka, autorka tekstów, pedagog, absolwentka Wydziału Jazzu i Muzyki Rozrywkowej Akademii Muzycznej im. Karola Szymanowskiego w Katowicach oraz wieloletni jej pedagog. Jako pierwsza w Polsce napisała dysertację doktorską z piosenki i jako pierwsza w Polsce uzyskała tytuł doktora habilitowanego z domeny wokalistyki rozrywkowej. Jest autorką nowatorskiej metody stymulacji podniebienia miękkiego w procesie kształcenia głosu wokalisty, którą w formie książkowej wydała Biblioteka Śląska. Laureatka prestiżowych nagród na krajowych i międzynarodowych festiwalach piosenki. Uczestniczka licznych konferencji naukowych, autorka wielu wykładów, referatów i warsztatów wokalnych. Od 2010 roku dyrektor i twórca Studia Wokalistyki Estradowej (swe.katowice.pl) – jedynego o tak zdefiniowanej ofercie dydaktycznej projektu w Polsce, gdzie kształcą się adepci sztuki wokalnej w AM w Katowicach.

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Published

2014-01-01

How to Cite

Danel, R. (2014). Rola podniebienia miękkiego w procesie rozwoju techniki wokalnej. Logopedia Silesiana, (3). Retrieved from https://trrest.vot.pl/ojsus/index.php/LOGOPEDIASILESIANA/article/view/3167

Issue

No. 3 (2014): Logopedia Silesiana nr 3 (3/2014)

Section

Prace naukowo-badawcze. Logopedia polska

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