Subglottal Pressure Measurement and Source-Filter Interaction: Two Current Issues in Voice Research
January 5-7, 2012 - Sponsored by NYU Steinhardt with support from Glottal Enterprises, KayPENTAX and The Voice Foundation.
Hosted by: Profs. Brian Gill, Johan Sundberg, and Filipa Lã (members of the proposed NYU-GIV)
January 5, the opening day of the symposium, will feature talks from NYU professors and some invited guests who are participating in the proposed NYU – Global Institute of Voice. The day will consist of a broad survey of the work taking place in the many different areas that focus on voice, including, Otolaryngology, Communicative Sciences and Disorders, Vocal Pedagogy/Performance, Ethnomusicology, Engineering, Neurology, Psychology, and Psychiatry.
January 6 and 7 will feature a gathering of world experts in voice science who will present their research in the areas of subglottal pressure and source-filter interaction. The focus of the symposium will be on finding the most effective/accurate way to measure subglottal pressure and formant frequencies in hopes of improving future research that involves these two measurements. (Please see below for a tentative schedule of the talks.)
Registration
Please REGISTER HERE
for the voice symposium. You will receive an email confirming your
reservation. LAST DAY OF REGISTRATION IS DECEMBER 31, 2011
For further information please contact Dr. Brian Gill: brian.gill@nyu.edu.
Fees
A Three-Tiered System is offered to allow as many participants as possible:
- Professional - $150
- Graduates of SVI and NYU employees - $125
- Students - $75
Anyone choosing to pay as a student or NYU employee will be asked to present their ID upon arrival at the symposium.
Accomodations
NYU is offering rooms at a discounted rate at the Holiday Inn Soho. To find out more about the Holiday Inn Soho, please click here. To receive the NYU discounted rate, remember to mention NYU during your reservation process.
Location
The Symposium will be held in the Silver Center for the Arts and Sciences, located at 100 Washington Square East, New York, NY 10003.
Proposed Schedule of Events
OPENING DAY OF SYMPOSIUM: JANUARY 5, 2012
