What Is Stuttering?

Amazingly, this quote states that every time a stutterer sings, they can gain control of their voice and respiratory system. When people stutter, they have difficulty stopping at a certain syllable or word sounds. In singing, the syllables in words are sustained making it less difficult for the stutterer to become dysfluent. Singing also stimulates the muscles associated with the respiratory, phonation, and articulation systems. Thus, it has been founded that music, movement, and speech have a correlation in aiding stuttering.
Another example includes playing the drum, which could serve as an aid in production of fluid time speech.