Looking at voice science from the practitioner’s viewpoint, Singing and Voice Science is a comprehensive book for singers, teachers of singing, voice scientists, or speech-language pathologists working with singers who are interested in how the singing voice works.
It offers a readable introduction to how voice research is conducted, its key findings to date, the limitations of available methodologies and how they affect the validity of those findings, the debate and discussion surrounding findings, and the implications of all this for the studio. – Australian Voice, Vol. 2, 1999
Jean was one of the research team at Sydney University that brought together specific research into the use of visual feedback in the training of singers to develop the computer software Sing&See™. Sing&See™ converts vocal sound into visual displays showing different aspects of the voice (including pitch, timbre and loudness).
The manual, How to Sing and See, was written by Jean with Pat Wilson. Specially designed for teachers using, it is a comprehensive guide to using Sing&See™ in ways that will foster both vocal and musical development.
