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Characterized by a stylized, theatrical form of singing with dense layers of consonance and dissonance.

Technique involving the production of multiple notes at once by manipulating the resonances created as air travels from the lungs past the vocal cords.

Use of rapid back and forth movement between the chest and head voice to create a unique yodeling effect.

A guttural style of singing where the voice is projected from deep within the throat.

Uses a clear and precise articulation, with minimal vibrato, to create a simple and direct sound.

A tight, quivering sound created by rapid movement of the diaphragm or vocal cords.

Emphasizes strong throat tensions and abrupt chest voice releases, evoking passionate intensity.

Emphasizes a smooth connection between different notes, with no noticeable breaks.

Employs a declamatory style and is recitative in nature, with irregular rhythms mirroring speech patterns.

Utilizes pentatonic scales and has a nasal quality, often with a slight wobble or vibrato.

Incorporates elaborate ornamentation and improvised variations, typical of traditional vocal music.

Relies on heavy ornamentation and the liberal use of appoggiaturas, acciaccaturas, and trills.

Features a rhythmic, chanting style of singing, often with a leader initiating the phrases followed by a group response.

Involves high-pitched, falsetto singing which employs yips, yelps, cries, and other non-verbal sounds.

Singing in a light, breathy voice to create an ethereal quality, often in higher registers.

Typified by the use of microtonal intervals and a highly ornamented singing style with sliding notes.

Delivers a dense texture of voice by employing a choir where each member sings a unique melody.

Focuses on tightly controlled melismatic phrases and precisely executed ornaments.

A drone-based singing where two continuous pitches are produced simultaneously.

Singing that incorporates the imitation of animal calls and nature sounds, along with traditional lyrics.

Male singing style that uses a falsetto register to reach higher notes traditionally sung by women.

Singing with a clear, bell-like quality, often in a high pitch and with precise articulation.

Characterized by pitches that bend smoothly from one to another, often used in microtonal music.

A soulful, lamenting, and often improvisational vocal style rooted in blues music.

Focused on projecting the voice powerfully to express intense emotion, often with heavy vibrato.

A full-throated, open, and powerful singing style intended to project over an orchestra without amplification.

A style of vocal production that emphasizes clarity of speech and directness of expression, without heavy vibrato.

Singing characterized by its emotive delivery, and often performed with slight throat tension or rasp.

Combines elements of folk singing with elaborate storytelling, often using a low, resonant voice.

Characterized by a nasal timbre and often used to convey earnest emotion.

Singing technique characterized by sudden changes in pitch and volume, often creating a haunting effect.

Incorporates breath control and a gentle delivery to convey a sense of intimacy and nuance.

Involves singing just below the natural vocal register and employing a loose, relaxed vocal cord vibration.

Relies on subtle shifts in pitch and timbre, typical of the 'talking blues' style.

Use of chest voice to produce a warm, rich, and resonant tone with full emotional expression.

Involves oscillating between two pitches quickly, creating a trembling sound.

Technique that combines singing and the spoken word, creating a rhythmic and rhyming delivery.