Vocal Extended Technique - Notable Performers Using Extended Vocal Techniques

Notable Performers Using Extended Vocal Techniques

  • Laurie Anderson
  • Cathy Berberian
  • Thomas Buckner
  • Jan DeGaetani
  • Paul Dutton
  • Diamanda Galas
  • Roy Hart
  • Nicholas Isherwood
  • Fatima Miranda
  • Imogen Heap
  • Shelley Hirsch
  • David Hykes
  • Joan La Barbara
  • Meredith Monk
  • David Moss
  • Sainkho Namtchylak
  • Carol Plantamura
  • Alice Shields
  • Demetrio Stratos
  • Michael Vetter
  • Jennifer Walshe
  • Trevor Wishart
  • Alfred Wolfsohn
  • Savina Yannatou
  • Pamela Z

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