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I'm in the process of transcribing Just like heavenJust Like Heaven by The Cure from audio to notation.

The lead singer Robert Smith has a vocal style where he doesn't seem to hold a pitch for long before sliding to the next one.

Is there a name for that vocal delivery style? If not, what performance direction should I write for the performer of the vocal line?

I'm in the process of transcribing Just like heaven by The Cure from audio to notation.

The lead singer Robert Smith has a vocal style where he doesn't seem to hold a pitch for long before sliding to the next one.

Is there a name for that vocal delivery style? If not, what performance direction should I write for the performer of the vocal line?

I'm in the process of transcribing Just Like Heaven by The Cure from audio to notation.

The lead singer Robert Smith has a vocal style where he doesn't seem to hold a pitch for long before sliding to the next one.

Is there a name for that vocal delivery style? If not, what performance direction should I write for the performer of the vocal line?

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Performance directions for a vocal technique

I'm in the process of transcribing Just like heaven by The Cure from audio to notation.

The lead singer Robert Smith has a vocal style where he doesn't seem to hold a pitch for long before sliding to the next one.

Is there a name for that vocal delivery style? If not, what performance direction should I write for the performer of the vocal line?