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... RESONANCE 6 Resonance is a much used and frequently misunderstood term . The layman is heard to say , " I like that voice , because it is resonant . " The very nasal voice is resonant and this surely is not pleasing . All voices have ...
... RESONANCE 6 Resonance is a much used and frequently misunderstood term . The layman is heard to say , " I like that voice , because it is resonant . " The very nasal voice is resonant and this surely is not pleasing . All voices have ...
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... resonance is desirable in the production of the English vowels and diphthongs , especially when they precede or follow nasal sounds , their primary sources of resonance are the pharynx and the mouth . The voice student should think of ...
... resonance is desirable in the production of the English vowels and diphthongs , especially when they precede or follow nasal sounds , their primary sources of resonance are the pharynx and the mouth . The voice student should think of ...
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... resonance of the vowels and diphthongs he must have a relaxed , open throat , flexible lips , a relaxed jaw , and an energized , flexible tongue . BALANCED RESONANCE Balanced resonance is the proper blend of overtones that are conducive ...
... resonance of the vowels and diphthongs he must have a relaxed , open throat , flexible lips , a relaxed jaw , and an energized , flexible tongue . BALANCED RESONANCE Balanced resonance is the proper blend of overtones that are conducive ...
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