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  • Дилорамхон Хамдамова
    Преподаватель, Наманганский государственный университет

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.47689/2181-1415-vol4-iss2/S-pp206-210

Ключевые слова:

произведение музыка звук звуковые волны певец голос возможность гигиенические правила анализ произведения тембр метод

Аннотация

В данной статье дана подробная информация о проводимых в нашей стране реформах, внимании к музыкальному искусству, в частности, о развитии искусства пения, певческого голоса, звуков, звуковых волн, видов звука.


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Voice capabilities of the singer and her hygiene rules

Diloramkh

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Namangan State University

ARTICLE INFO

ABSTRACT

Article history:

Received January 2022
Received in revised form

15 January 2023
Accepted 25 February 2023

Available online

15 March 2023

This article provides detailed information about the reforms

in our country, the attention paid to the art of music, in

particular, the development of the art of singing, the singer’s

voice, sounds, sound waves, and types of sound.

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1415/©

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DOI:

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Keywords:

work,

music,

sound,

sound waves,

singer,

voice,

opportunity,

hygienic rules,

analysis of the work,

timbre,

method.

Xonandaning ovoz imkoniyatlari va uning gigienik
qoidalari

ANNOTATSIYA

Kalit so‘zlar

:

asar,

musiqa,

tovush,

tovush to‘lqinlari,

xonanda,

ovoz,

imkoniyat,

gigiyenik qoidalar,

asar tahlili,

tembr,

usul.

Ushbu maqolasa yurtimizdagi islohotlar, musiqa san’atiga

berilayotgan

e’tibor,

xususan,

xonandalik

san’atining

rivojlanishi, xonandaning ovoz imkoniyati, tovushlar, tovush

to‘lqinlari, tovush turlari haqida batafsil ma’lumot berilgan.

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Teacher, Namangan State University


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Голосовые возможности певицы и ее правила гигиены

АННОТАЦИЯ

Ключевые слова:

произведение,

музыка,

звук,

звуковые волны,

певец,

голос,

возможность,

гигиенические правила,
анализ произведения,
тембр,

метод.

В данной статье дана подробная информация о

проводимых в нашей стране реформах, внимании к

музыкальному искусству, в частности, о развитии
искусства пения, певческого голоса, звуков, звуковых волн,

видов звука.


Over the past period, the Republic of Uzbekistan has adopted a number of normative

and legal acts on the development of culture and arts [1]. In particular, the Resolution of the
President of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. PD

–3391 of November 17, 2017 “ On measures

to further develop the art of the Uzbek national makom”, of May 30, 2019 “On the

organization of the activities of the state museum-

reserves Sarmishsay”, “Shakhrisabz”,

“Termez” and “Kokand” Resolution of the Cabi

net of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan

No. 443 of April 21 [2] , 2020 “On measures to further increase the efficiency of the fine and
applied arts” Resolution No. PD–4688 of May 26, 2020 “Culture Decree No. PD–

6000 of May

23 [3].Ensuring the development and prospects of the Republic of Uzbekistan depends on
the changes taking place in economic, social, political and cultural spheres, and in order to
participate actively in such changes, high-level general and special knowledge, intellectual
capacity, broad outlook and skillful use of information communications are required. Based
on these requirements, the training of pedagogic personnel is one of the most important
tasks of today.

A singer’s ability to perform perfectly depends on his physiological

and physical

strength. The process that forms the core of the singer

s vocal capabilities is sound.

Sound is a physical phenomenon. The source of sound actually depends on the frequency
of vibration of an object (for example, a string). As a result of such actions, wave-like
vibrations, that is, sound waves, occur in the air. They affect the hearing organ, pass
through the auditory nerve fibers to the brain and create a sound sensation.

The sounds that can be heard in nature are endless. They are divided into noisy

natural sounds such as knocking, rustling, humming, and musical

artificial sounds such

as the voice of a person singing, sounds of a playing musical instrument, or electronic
musical instruments, which developed especially after the second half of the 20th
century. Musical sounds are the main tool of musical art and serve to reflect the
surrounding reality. They are selected and organized into a specific system during the
centuries-old development of musical culture. The basis of the elements of musical
expressiveness is the musical sound, which has its own characteristics. These
characteristics result from the vibration speed, vibration amplitude, vibration duration,
and the number and quality of the components of the vibrating div.

The speed of the vibration depends on the height of the sound. The higher the

vibration speed, the higher the pitch, and vice versa, the lower the vibration speed, the
lower the pitch. Therefore, sounds are divided into two different groups:


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1) sounds with clearly defined pitch

musical sounds;

2) sounds of uncertain pitch

noisy sounds.

The strength of the vibration movement is expressed in the vibration width

(amplitude) and ensures sound hardness (forte-piano sound). The wider is the amplitude

of vibrations, the louder is the sound. The duration of the vibration depends on the

duration of the sound. The wider the amplitude of the vibrations, the longer the sound

will last. The composition of sound source vibrations should be understood as follows.

The sound source vibrates simultaneously not only as a whole, but also in its parts. Its

overall vibration is considered the primary vibration and produces the best audible

sound. This sound is called the main tone. The vibration speed of each section (equal to

half, one-third, one-fourth, one-fifth, etc. of the total length of the div) creates a sound

corresponding to its length. Such additional sounds are two or three times louder than

the main tone. Because the shorter is the length of the sound source, the higher is its

vibration speed and the higher is the resulting sound pitch. These additional, component

tones are called overtones or harmonics.

The overtones included in the sound create the color of the sound, i.e. the timbre.

The timbre emphasizes the individual quality of the sound, its dissimilarity from other

sounds. The human voice is capable of perfectly performing musical sounds based on

meaning and content, feelings and excitement. The singer

s voice has timbre, which is

formed by the harmony of sound power, height, hardness and all of them. A vocal singer

is a person who is able to influence the listener

s heart by using all structural

possibilities, aspects, tones, moans and groans of the voice. In order to achieve this voice,

a person must have a perfect knowledge of musical information, work tirelessly on his

voice, develop his natural talent, constantly take lessons from teachers, share exercises

and experiences, take care of his voice and use it wisely.

There are voice types recognized by all nations of the world in terms of vocal

singing and they are classified. Voice types and their classification are rarely found in the

practice of Uzbek singing. They have been called differently by the population in the

vernacular based on the singer’s vocal ability a

nd performance qualities. For example:

“Stick voice”, “David’s voice”, “Strong voice”, “Sick voice”, “Funny voice”, “Hoarse voice”,

“Strange voice”, “Noisy voice”, “Scream voice”, “Screaming voice”, “Mourning voice”,

“Painful voice”, “Ringing voice”, “Nice

voice” and so on.

The singer’s voice is not only audible, but also the performance range, the

melodiousness of the voice, the correctness of the pronunciation, the rhythmicity,

pleasing to the listener, the fullness of the content and essence of the utterance, the

timbre, the ability to sing in high rangess is characterized. Voice is divided into low and

high registers from the point of view of being low and high. Usually, the concept of

register is part of the voice range.

According to the technique of using the voices of the singers in the performance of

traditional singing, musicologists divide them into 3 types. That is, “Binnigi”, “Guligi”

(throat) and “Ishkami” (korin) [4] and each method is given a separate scientific and

theoretical definition. It is known that in singing, the way (method) of speech is formed

as a result of the interdependence of voice, breathing, and sound production apparatuses

and their use in harmony with each other.

Binnigi is an artificial style of performance in which the voices merge and the voice

is mainly directed towards the nose. Singers of this style are rare. Because such

performers are not accepted by the audience.


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Guligi is a style of speech that is widespread in all oases of Uzbekistan. During the

performance, the singer puts force on the throat and interprets it with difficulty.

Ishkami is the most pleasant and high-quality performance style that is

widespread and highly valued in the singing art of the peoples of Central Asia. Performers

of this category are the owners of voices with a deep breath, strong timbre, a wide range,

who can sing the middle climax and climax of the saying with high skill, and who can

perform the text of the saying clearly and easily.

As in the performance of vocal art of the peoples of the world, in the Uzbek singing

art, there is a practice of creating artificial sound “faltset” in the technique of using the

voice, and they are widely used in singing performance. A falsetto is a deliberately fake

voice [5]. However, in practice, it is possible to see this false voice combined with the

original voice. It is observed that falsetto is used in various forms in Uzbek classical

singing. To be more frank, falsetto is a performance style that is not characteristic of

Uzbek singing, and this style was not accepted by Uzbek experts and listeners.

A falsetto is an artificial sound that usually comes from the singer

s natural vocal

capabilities. This method is widely used in Western music culture and vocal performance.

We observe that this method, which is used in a certain part of the work in the

performance of European vocal singers, is widely found in the traditional singing

creativity of the oases of Uzbekistan, especially Khorezm and Fergana-Tashkent. During

performance, falsetto appears in different forms. Usually, most singers partially resort to

this method, performing the climax of the piece using the falsetto method. The

faltset

method is widely used in Uzbek music performance, especially in the practice of

performing musical samples (maqams) [6].

Some singers cannot play the high parts of the song, the highest notes in a natural

voice, and in such cases they use the falsetto voice. When using the falsetto performance

method, the singer should skillfully use an artificial voice instead of a natural voice on the

basis of extensive experience, so that the listener should not notice the difference in the

high or low pitch of the two.

Singer’s voice hygiene.

Voice is present in every living being, but the voice of singing or singing is considered

to be the voice that God has given in nature. Therefore, it is recommended to take care of it,

maintain it regularly, and use it wisely. The health of a singer

s voice and its prevention of

disease depend on vocal hygiene. Including, first of all, the singer should protect the vocal

cords from getting sick and trying too hard, from straining the throat and speaking loudly,

singing loudly, singing in comfortable tones based on the voice possibilities, tessitura

singing for a long time, playing without stopping in the climax and others. such conditions

can cause voice disorders. In order to prevent this, the singer must always regularly conduct

voice tuning exercises, spend a lot of time practicing in low and high voice tessitura, and not

to memorize singing [7]. It is especially appropriate to warm up the voice after certain

exercises. Drinking cold water with a hot voice or drinking extremely hot water, singing in

cold weather also causes damage to the vocal cords.

Another common defect in the practice of vocal singing is using the vocal chords

more than necessary or straining the voice by singing more than necessary without

pauses. In such cases, it is recommended to consult a specialist in the treatment of vocal

cords, a phonologist. It is recommended that a vocal singer should always practice and

sing to protect his voice from heat and cold and various diseases. It is forbidden to drink

various thirst-quenching drinks, especially after exercise and singing.


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