Journal of Interdisciplinary Voice Studies (Journal)

ISSN 20570341 , ONLINE ISSN 2057035X

The Journal of Interdisciplinary Voice Studies provides a peer-reviewed forum for scholarly and practice-based engagement with voice as a phenomenon of communication and performance, and a methodology or metaphor for analysis. Through an interdisciplinary negotiation of philosophy, practice and pedagogy, the journal draws from such disciplines as cultural studies, performance studies, inter-culturalism, linguistics, visual culture, musicology and somatics.

Category: Music, Performing Arts


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Editors

Ben Macpherson
University of Portsmouth, UK
ben.macpherson@port.ac.uk

Konstantinos Thomaidis
University of Exeter, UK
k.thomaidis@exeter.ac.uk

Associate Editors

Marcus Cheng Chye Tan
National Institute of Education, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore
marcus.tan@nie.edu.sg

Gelsey Bell
Mannes School of Music, The New School, USA
gelseybell@gmail.com

Reviews Editor

Amy Frishkey
Media Producer, Texas Folklife, USA
afrishkey@gmail.com

Journal of Interdisciplinary Voice Studies (JIVS) provides a forum for scholarly and practice-based engagement with voice as a phenomenon of communication and performance, and a methodology or metaphor for analysis. The journal draws on an interdisciplinary series of lenses, including cultural studies, critical theory, performance studies, inter-culturalism, linguistics, visual culture, musicology, architecture and somatics. One issue in each volume will follow an explicitly thematic focus.

Regular guest-edited editions will enable the community of voice scholars to be represented through a international and multi-disciplinary forum.

This double-blind peer-reviewed journal is produced in association with the Centre for Interdisciplinary Voice Studies, a collaboration between Voice Studies scholars at the University of Exeter and the University of Portsmouth.

 

Video featured in JIVS 4.1

Archibald Rees, Oded Ben-Tal and Caroline Wilkins, Mitslalim [Sonorities of Shadows], March 2014.

 

Videos featured in JIVS 2.2

Fragments of Teatr ZAR’s musical training for the project Armine, Sister (2017), by Nathalie Rossetti and Turi Finocchiaro, produced by Borak Films.

‘Songs of tradition as training in higher education?’, Ditte Berkeley-Schultz and Electa Behrens, pp. 187–200.

 

Videos featured in JIVS 1.2

'Singing research: Judaica 1 at The British Library', Ben Spatz, pp. 161–172.

 

'Vocalizing Nothingness:(Re)configuring vocality inside the spacetime of Ottavia', Elisabeth Belgrano, pp. 183–195. 

 

 

 

 


Editors

Ben Macpherson
University of Portsmouth, UK
ben.macpherson@port.ac.uk

Konstantinos Thomaidis
University of Exeter, UK
k.thomaidis@exeter.ac.uk

Associate Editors

Marcus Cheng Chye Tan
National Institute of Education, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore
marcus.tan@nie.edu.sg

Gelsey Bell
Mannes School of Music, The New School, USA
gelseybell@gmail.com

Reviews Editor

Amy Frishkey
Media Producer, Texas Folklife, USA
afrishkey@gmail.com

Editors

Ben Macpherson
University of Portsmouth, UK
ben.macpherson@port.ac.uk

Konstantinos Thomaidis
University of Exeter, UK
k.thomaidis@exeter.ac.uk

Associate Editors

Marcus Cheng Chye Tan
National Institute of Education, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore
marcus.tan@nie.edu.sg

Gelsey Bell
Mannes School of Music, The New School, USA
gelseybell@gmail.com

Reviews Editor

Amy Frishkey
Media Producer, Texas Folklife, USA
afrishkey@gmail.com

Editors

Ben Macpherson
University of Portsmouth, UK
ben.macpherson@port.ac.uk

Konstantinos Thomaidis
University of Exeter, UK
k.thomaidis@exeter.ac.uk

Associate Editors

Marcus Cheng Chye Tan
National Institute of Education, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore
marcus.tan@nie.edu.sg

Gelsey Bell
Mannes School of Music, The New School, USA
gelseybell@gmail.com

Reviews Editor

Amy Frishkey
Media Producer, Texas Folklife, USA
afrishkey@gmail.com

Notes for Contributors Download

Call for Papers Download

Special Issue: 'Metaphoric Stammers and Embodied Speakers: Cultural, Clinical and Creative Approaches to Dysfluent Speech’



All articles submitted should be original work and must not be under consideration by other publications.

We invite submissions that contribute to an interdisciplinary conversation on the idea of voice, welcoming contributions from all fields of voice work including teaching, performance, qualitative/quantitative research, practices and theories of voice.

One issue in each volume will follow an explicitly thematic focus. Regular guest-edited editions will enable the community of voice scholars to be represented through a international and multi-disciplinary forum.

We draw on an interdisciplinary series of lenses, including cultural studies, critical theory, performance studies, inter-culturalism, linguistics, visual culture, film and media studies, musicology, opera studies, ethnomusicology, architecture, sociology, education and somatics, and in so doing, contributions might engage with – but are not restricted to – one or more of the following areas:

  • Voice as methodology
  • Voice as ideology
  • The (dis)embodied voice
  • Voice as presence/absence
  • Somatics and voice
  • The aesthetics of silence and/or sound
  • Ventriloquism and puppetry
  • Voice and logos
  • Voice and critical theory
  • Voice and spatiality
  • Voice and ‘authenticity'
  • Voice and/as/in adaptation
  • Voice in/as/of training (singing, speech, performance)
  • The speech/song continuum
  • Praxis of working with voice
  • The lexicon of training
  • Vocal health
  • Teaching vs. pedagogy
  • Styles and genres
  • The voice on stage/film/performance/new media
  • Digital/electronic media and the voice
  • Intercultural aesthetics of vocal practice
  • Voice training in conservatoire/Higher Education
  • The voice and gender/race/culture/politics/community/commodification
  • Practitioner-led critical reflections (own work)
  • Documenting the voice
  • Voice in practice
  • Historical approaches and practices of vocal performance
  • Notational practices for writing for voice
  • Extreme/extended voice
  • Voice in theatre, music, opera, musical theatre
  • Voice in sound art, performance art and sonic experimentation
  • Digitized, mediatized and posthuman voices

Further information on the journal is available from the Journal Editorial Office.

Email: ben.macpherson@port.ac.uk, k.thomaidis@exeter.ac.uk

Journal contributors will receive a free PDF copy of their final work upon publication. Print copies of the journal may also be purchased by contributors at half price.

Editors

Ben Macpherson
University of Portsmouth, UK
ben.macpherson@port.ac.uk

Konstantinos Thomaidis
University of Exeter, UK
k.thomaidis@exeter.ac.uk

Associate Editors

Marcus Cheng Chye Tan
National Institute of Education, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore
marcus.tan@nie.edu.sg

Gelsey Bell
Mannes School of Music, The New School, USA
gelseybell@gmail.com

Reviews Editor

Amy Frishkey
Media Producer, Texas Folklife, USA
afrishkey@gmail.com

Editorial Board

Yvon Bonenfant
University College Cork and University of Winchester, UK

Experience Bryon
Royal Central School of Speech and Drama, UK

Adriana Cavarero
Università degli studi di Verona, Italy

Päivi Järviö
Sibelius Academy, University of the Arts Helsinki, Finland

Pamela Karantonis
Goldsmiths, University of London, UK

Norie Neumark
La Trobe University, Australia

Amanda Smallbone
University of Winchester, UK

Diana Van Lancker Sidtis
New York University, USA

Judylee Vivier
Brooklyn College, CUNY, USA

Advisory Board

Paul Barker
Royal Central School of Speech and Drama, UK

Lyn Darnley
Formerly RSC, UK

Alison Hodge
Artistic Director, The Quick and the Dead

Nimesh Patel
University Hospital Southampton, UK

Millie Taylor
University of Winchester, UK

Libby Worth
Royal Holloway, University of London, UK

Editors

Ben Macpherson
University of Portsmouth, UK
ben.macpherson@port.ac.uk

Konstantinos Thomaidis
University of Exeter, UK
k.thomaidis@exeter.ac.uk

Associate Editors

Marcus Cheng Chye Tan
National Institute of Education, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore
marcus.tan@nie.edu.sg

Gelsey Bell
Mannes School of Music, The New School, USA
gelseybell@gmail.com

Reviews Editor

Amy Frishkey
Media Producer, Texas Folklife, USA
afrishkey@gmail.com

 
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Publication Forum Finland
 
RILM (Abstracts of Music Literature)
 
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Contents

  • Volume (4): Issue (1)
  • Cover date: 2019


Contents

  • Volume (3): Issue (1)
  • Cover date: 2018


Contents

  • Volume (3): Issue (2)
  • Cover date: 2018


Contents

  • Volume (2): Issue (1)
  • Cover date: 2017


Contents

  • Volume (2): Issue (2)
  • Cover date: 2017


Contents

  • Volume (1): Issue (1)
  • Cover date: 2016


Contents

  • Volume (1): Issue (2)
  • Cover date: 2016


Editors

Ben Macpherson
University of Portsmouth, UK
ben.macpherson@port.ac.uk

Konstantinos Thomaidis
University of Exeter, UK
k.thomaidis@exeter.ac.uk

Associate Editors

Marcus Cheng Chye Tan
National Institute of Education, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore
marcus.tan@nie.edu.sg

Gelsey Bell
Mannes School of Music, The New School, USA
gelseybell@gmail.com

Reviews Editor

Amy Frishkey
Media Producer, Texas Folklife, USA
afrishkey@gmail.com

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