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Estimated subglottal pressure in six professionalcountry singers

Cleveland et al., 1997

Document ID
4491274758469945400
Author
Cleveland T
Stone Jr R
Sundberg J
Iwarsson J
Publication year
Publication venue
Journal of Voice

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Estimates of subglottal pressure in six professional male country singerswere obtained during the/p/occlusion while the subjects spoke, sang a country tune, and sang the tune of the United States national anthem. The subglottal pressure values, which were very similar …
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