Does Parkinson’s affect your voice, particularly singing voice?
Yes, Parkinson's disease can affect your voice, including your singing voice. People with Parkinson's may experience voice problems such as a soft, breathy, and strained voice that gets thinner as the day goes on. This can make communication difficult and laborious. Practicing vocal exercises, music therapy, and even Show Full Answer
I am in the process of assessment, but this is something I have noticed. I can't sing anymore like I used to. Some days my voice has a tremor, but I am struggling to stay in key! I am definitely also more breathier, and cannot exert my voice as much as before.
I have an unusual question. What type of exercise is Singing?
I've always been soft spoken even as child and before my diagnosis I always have to speak up to be heard
How does Parkinson’s affect one’s voice and how far into the progression of the disease does it happen?