Practical Hints On Training for the Stage
Practical Hints On Training for the Stage
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Nothing is so exciting as a rush of words, nothing so solemn as retarded ut- terance. If our interest is sufficiently aroused we hang upon those slowly dropping words, waiting for their message.
It is easy to cultivate changes of tone.
The fault of most of our speakers is that they will not sacrifice the beauty of their voice even for a moment, and by delivering all they have to say in a uniformly beautiful tone satiate our ears with a musical monotony.
Knock out the tone when you can and work ...for contrast.
Dogs make a splendid audience on which to practice intonation. As they do not understand the actual words you utter, ex- cept in the case of certain words with which they are familiar, it is the tone and the tone alone on which you must rely for your effect when speaking to them at any length. Try It. Stare Into a corner of the room and sink your voice to a terrified whisper. Your dog will turn his head and look into the corner, then get up and go to see what Is the matter.
Digitized by Google 108 Training for the Stage Begin to speak tearfully, and he will sit at your feet and whine with sympathy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nothing is so exciting as a rush of words, nothing so solemn as retarded ut- terance. If our interest is sufficiently aroused we hang upon those slowly dropping words, waiting for their message.
It is easy to cultivate changes of tone.
The fault of most of our speakers is that they will not sacrifice the beauty of their voice even for a moment, and by delivering all they have to say in a uniformly beautiful tone satiate our ears with a musical monotony.
Knock out the tone when you can and work ...for contrast.
Dogs make a splendid audience on which to practice intonation. As they do not understand the actual words you utter, ex- cept in the case of certain words with which they are familiar, it is the tone and the tone alone on which you must rely for your effect when speaking to them at any length. Try It. Stare Into a corner of the room and sink your voice to a terrified whisper. Your dog will turn his head and look into the corner, then get up and go to see what Is the matter.
Digitized by Google 108 Training for the Stage Begin to speak tearfully, and he will sit at your feet and whine with sympathy.
What to read after Practical Hints On Training for the Stage?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Platt, Agnes. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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