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The Great Scale
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The Vowel-sound _ah_
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Resonant Consonants
The Cure
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The Lips
Connection Of Vowels
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Velocity
Concerning Expression
The Tremolo
Theodor Wachtel
In Conclusion
The Singer's Physiological Studies
The Tongue
The Sensations Of The Palate
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Equalizing The Voice; Breath; Form
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Of The Breath And Whirling Currents
Trill
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Singing Toward The Nose Head Voice
The Vowel-sound _ah_
Before The Public
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Extension Of The Compass And Equalization Of Registers
The whole secret of both consists in the proper raising and lowering
of the soft palate, and the pillars of the fauces connected with it.
This divides into two resonating divisions the breath coming from the
source of supply, and forced against the chest, whereby it is put
under control, as it escapes vocalized from the larynx. It consists
also in the singer's natural adaptability and skill, in so placing the
palate and resonance of the head cavities, or keeping them in
readiness for every tone, as the pitch, strength, and duration of the
individual tones or series of connected tones, with their propagation
form, shall demand.
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