Sensory Effects of Vocal Phonation in Active Melotherapy
Sensory Effects of Vocal Phonation in Active Melotherapy

Summary/Abstract: This paper presents principles, methods of working with vowels and correlated results through the tropisms of vocal phonation in active melodotherapy. The subtle aspects of vowels presented by traditional philosophies and the evidence of modern science on vowel phonation are reviewed. Research on vocalic tropisms is described, using an emission method that combines vocalic phonation with relaxation and creative visualization, as well as the methodology for correlating the data. The results confirm the existence of preferentially activated body areas upon emission of each pure vowel, as well as the existence of residual effects, after treatment, concerning mood and attentional state.

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