Vocal registers are both vital to understanding the voice and something every voice teacher and singer does not always agree on. How many are there? What are they? Should they be taught? The answers: many, there are two types of registers - laryngeal and acoustic, and I imagine every voice teacher teaches registers whether they know it or not. Often when a teacher models for a student what they are demonstrating is proper registration, as much as any other feature of their singing.
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See AllThe voice teacher's ear is the most important tool that they posses. It is the necessary key to a practical application on any understanding of the voice, teaching method, or philosophy. The teacher
Acoustic registers are discussed at length by authors such as Coffin and Bozeman. They result from an interaction between the the resonances of the vowel and the pitch being sung along with its compon
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