COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF CLASSICAL AND MODERN VOCAL TECHNIQUES

Abstract

This article provides a comparative analysis of classical and modern vocal techniques, focusing on their physiological, acoustic, and stylistic characteristics. It examines how classical вокal methods emphasize breath control, resonance, and natural sound projection, while modern techniques prioritize flexibility, emotional expression, and microphone-based performance. The study highlights the similarities in vocal mechanisms and differences in application, pedagogical approaches, and artistic goals. The findings demonstrate that combining both techniques can enhance vocal performance, ensuring technical stability and stylistic versatility in contemporary music practice.