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Courtney Hadwin is a 13-year-old girl who showed an amazing performance in America's Got Talent recently. The video is available on YouTube: [Courtney Hadwin: 13-Year-Old Golden Buzzer Winning Performance - America's Got Talent 2018][1]Courtney Hadwin: 13-Year-Old Golden Buzzer Winning Performance - America's Got Talent 2018

I am by no means an expert but in a few moments it seemed like she was forcing her voice ([vocal folds][2]vocal folds) too much, seeming that she wouldn't be able to keep singing like that for more than a few minutes.

I am specifically thinking about what she does with her voice when:

  • She says the word "afraid" (at about 1:54)
  • At the last scream when she gets on her knees (at about 2:21)

Is there a name for this kind of sound?

Does that hurt the vocal folds or was it be done in a way that does not "damage the voice"? [1]:

[2]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vocal_folds

 

Courtney Hadwin is a 13-year-old girl who showed an amazing performance in America's Got Talent recently. The video is available on YouTube: [Courtney Hadwin: 13-Year-Old Golden Buzzer Winning Performance - America's Got Talent 2018][1]

I am by no means an expert but in a few moments it seemed like she was forcing her voice ([vocal folds][2]) too much, seeming that she wouldn't be able to keep singing like that for more than a few minutes.

I am specifically thinking about what she does with her voice when:

  • She says the word "afraid" (at about 1:54)
  • At the last scream when she gets on her knees (at about 2:21)

Is there a name for this kind of sound?

Does that hurt the vocal folds or was it be done in a way that does not "damage the voice"? [1]:

[2]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vocal_folds

Courtney Hadwin is a 13-year-old girl who showed an amazing performance in America's Got Talent recently. The video is available on YouTube: Courtney Hadwin: 13-Year-Old Golden Buzzer Winning Performance - America's Got Talent 2018

I am by no means an expert but in a few moments it seemed like she was forcing her voice (vocal folds) too much, seeming that she wouldn't be able to keep singing like that for more than a few minutes.

I am specifically thinking about what she does with her voice when:

  • She says the word "afraid" (at about 1:54)
  • At the last scream when she gets on her knees (at about 2:21)

Is there a name for this kind of sound?

Does that hurt the vocal folds or was it be done in a way that does not "damage the voice"? 

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Courtney Hadwin is a 13-year-old girl who showed an amazing performance in America's Got Talent recently. The video is available on YouTube: [Courtney Hadwin: 13-Year-Old Golden Buzzer Winning Performance Courtney Hadwin: 13-Year-Old Golden Buzzer Winning Performance - America's Got Talent 2018- America's Got Talent 2018][1]

I am by no means an expert but in a few moments it seemed like she was forcing her voice (vocal folds[vocal folds][2]) too much, seeming that she wouldn't be able to keep singing like that for more than a few minutes.

I am specifically thinking about what she does with her voice when:

  • She says the word "afraid" (at about 1:54)
  • At the last scream when she gets on her knees (at about 2:21)

(bonus: is Is there a name for this kind of sound?)

Does that hurt the vocal folds or was it be done in a way that does not "damage the voice"? I'd guess she'd go hoarse after a few more minutes, would she?

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[2]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vocal_folds

Courtney Hadwin is a 13-year-old girl who showed an amazing performance in America's Got Talent recently. The video is available on YouTube: Courtney Hadwin: 13-Year-Old Golden Buzzer Winning Performance - America's Got Talent 2018

I am by no means an expert but in a few moments it seemed like she was forcing her voice (vocal folds) too much, seeming that she wouldn't be able to keep singing like that for more than a few minutes.

I am specifically thinking about what she does with her voice when:

  • She says the word "afraid" (at about 1:54)
  • At the last scream when she gets on her knees (at about 2:21)

(bonus: is there a name for this kind of sound?)

Does that hurt the vocal folds or was it be done in a way that does not "damage the voice"? I'd guess she'd go hoarse after a few more minutes, would she?

 

Courtney Hadwin is a 13-year-old girl who showed an amazing performance in America's Got Talent recently. The video is available on YouTube: [Courtney Hadwin: 13-Year-Old Golden Buzzer Winning Performance - America's Got Talent 2018][1]

I am by no means an expert but in a few moments it seemed like she was forcing her voice ([vocal folds][2]) too much, seeming that she wouldn't be able to keep singing like that for more than a few minutes.

I am specifically thinking about what she does with her voice when:

  • She says the word "afraid" (at about 1:54)
  • At the last scream when she gets on her knees (at about 2:21)

Is there a name for this kind of sound?

Does that hurt the vocal folds or was it be done in a way that does not "damage the voice"? [1]:

[2]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vocal_folds

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Did Courtney Hadwin sing in a way that is unhealthy for her voice?

Courtney Hadwin is a 13-year-old girl who showed an amazing performance in America's Got Talent recently. The video is available on YouTube: Courtney Hadwin: 13-Year-Old Golden Buzzer Winning Performance - America's Got Talent 2018

I am by no means an expert but in a few moments it seemed like she was forcing her voice (vocal folds) too much, seeming that she wouldn't be able to keep singing like that for more than a few minutes.

I am specifically thinking about what she does with her voice when:

  • She says the word "afraid" (at about 1:54)
  • At the last scream when she gets on her knees (at about 2:21)

(bonus: is there a name for this kind of sound?)

Does that hurt the vocal folds or was it be done in a way that does not "damage the voice"? I'd guess she'd go hoarse after a few more minutes, would she?