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Articles · 2026/1

ZAMONAVIY ESTRADADA VOKAL IJROCHILIGI TEXNIKALARI

  • Timur Nuratdinov Nukus branch of the Uzbek State Institute of Arts and Culture image/svg+xml
DOIhttps://doi.org/10.66900/17r9c992
Keywords

modern pop vocals, vocal technique, breathing technique, resonance, vocal apparatus, vocal pedagogy

Abstract

This scientific article examines the theoretical and practical foundations of modern pop vocal technique. The study analyzes the anatomical and physiological characteristics of pop singing, breathing techniques, mechanisms of voice production, and the processes of resonance and timbre formation based on scholarly literature. Special attention is given to contemporary vocal pedagogy methods, principles of individual instruction, and the distinctive features of pop vocals in comparison with classical singing. Drawing on the works of leading vocal pedagogues, the article substantiates approaches to maintaining vocal health and ensuring sustainable professional development of singers.

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