Penerapan Teknik Frasering Pada Kuartet Vokal Dalam Lagu Time To Say GoodBye Bagi Mahasiswa Minat Vokal Program Studi Pendidikan Musik Unwira Kupang

KEFI, Anggela Jeane (2025) Penerapan Teknik Frasering Pada Kuartet Vokal Dalam Lagu Time To Say GoodBye Bagi Mahasiswa Minat Vokal Program Studi Pendidikan Musik Unwira Kupang. Undergraduate thesis, Universitas Katolik Widya Mandira Kupang.

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Abstract

Frasering technique is a crucial aspect in vocal performance, used to divide, organize, and interpret musical phrases to enhance clarity, expression, and meaning. In singing practice, common challenges include a lack of understanding of vocal techniques, especially in breath control and phrase connection. This study aims to introduce and apply the frasering technique systematically to improve students’ vocal abilities, particularly in a vocal quartet format which requires harmony, collaboration, and strong musical interpretation. The research problems addressed are: (1) How is the frasering technique applied in a vocal quartet? and (2) What are its impacts on vocal-interest students in the Music Education Study Program at UNWIRA Kupang? This research employed a descriptive qualitative approach with field action. Data were collected through literature review and direct observation. The application process was divided into three stages: the initial stage (recruitment of participants),the core stage (implementation of phrasing techniques), and the final stage (recording of the final performance). Students were trained in phrase division, breathing exercises,and the development of musical interpretation. The results show a significantly positive impact on the students’ singing skills, particularly in breath control and musical phrase connection. Although challenges such as reaching high notes and pitch accuracy were encountered, overall, the students were able to apply the technique well.This study contributes to the development of vocal teaching methods, especially in vocal quartet settings, and serves as a reference for improving vocal practice, teaching materials, and the musical competence of students in the Music Education Study Program at UNWIRA Kupang.

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