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One Gender Axis, Two Vocabularies: How People Conceptualize Gendered Speaking and Singing Voices
Gender-affirming voice care is organized around speech, yet many people also want to change how they sing. Whether the two rest on one concept of vocal gender is unknown. Participants (N = 2,536) described what makes a speaking voice and a singing voice sound feminine and masculine, rated their curr
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