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Mortartube's absolutely right - technically known as in-ear monitors. sparkyharky. The ear pieces are actually there to provide feedback of the artists own voice. Have you never listened to someone singing along to a song whilst wearing headphones with the volume turned up (if you havent, try it ... its fun!) when you can't hear your own voice you very quickly start singing flat.
Singing words made it easier for stroke patients to communicate. Teaching stroke patients to sing rewires their brains, helping them recover their speech, say scientists. By singing, patients use a different area of the brain from the area involved in speech. If a person's speech centre is damaged by a stroke, they can learn to use their singing centre instead. Researchers presented these findings at the annual meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) in San Diego.