Part I describes common conditions affecting voice, while Part II presents a wide variety of voice therapy programs. Reference lists are also provided to further the reader's knowledge. The NCVS Guide to Vocology is distributed free of charge. To place a quick order, e-mail the NCVS Continuing Education Coordinator . Voice faculty may request the book for evaluation and possible course adoption.
Details are available in the on-line brochure .
A complete table of contents outlines the topics described in this publication. Production 2nd Printing Now published in paperback by the National Center for Voice and Speech, Dr. Ingo R. Titze's text presents a set of scientific principles that apply to all aspects of voice production. The text launches a cross-disciplinary exploration into the physics and physiology of voice production, mechanisms and applied uses and concerns of the voice. Dr. Titze includes a comprehensive treatment of the physical and physiological principles underlying human voice disorders and voice training, emphasizing physical law rather than empirical observation. This is the text that features an electronic tutorial .