PEDAGOGICAL EFFECTIVENESS OF VOCAL EXERCISES AND THEIR IMPACT ON PERFORMANCE MASTERY
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Aleksandrova Olga Alekseevna

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This article examines the pedagogical effectiveness of vocal exercises and their impact on the development of performance mastery in academic vocal training. The study analyzes the role of systematic exercises in improving breathing control, resonance, articulation, and intonational stability. It is argued that a properly structured system of vocal exercises contributes not only to the development of technical skills but also to the formation of musical thinking and artistic expression. Particular attention is given to methodological principles for the application of vocal exercises in vocal pedagogy.
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Aleksandrova Olga Alekseevna

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