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See Latest ArticlesText Intelligibility and the Singer's Formant—A Relationship
Journal of Voice, 10/02/09
Sundberg J et al. – One possible reason for this would be that the musical theatre singers use formant frequencies more similar to those occurring in normal speech. Another reason could be that the formant transitions characterizing the consonants were considerably slower in the case of the musical theatre singers than in the case of the operatic singers.
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