Public Speaking And Reading; a Treatise On Delivery According to the Principles of the New Elocution
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An over-cautious use of the voice in case of a sore throat generally exhibits this quality.
4. Nasality, resulting from lowering the soft palate and uvula, and allowing the voice to beat against them instead of freely passing to the front part of the mouth, is a most common fault.
5. Thick or mouthful voice, resulting from carrying the tongue too high, and attempting to articulate with the top instead of with the tip of the tongue.
6. Iluskiness, resulting from thickened vocal cords, and from a...llowing non-vocalized breath to escape because of a faulty adjustment of the vocal cords.
Besides the causes assigned to the several faults named, the habit of running too long on one breath is the frequent accompaniment of husky, feeble, and squeezed voice.
Vocal Development. — In analyzing the leading faults of voice, it will be found that they are due either to a failure to support and control the \-oice by means of the diaphrag- matic and other deep respiratory muscles, or to an improper obstruction of the vocal passage at some point, or to both.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
An over-cautious use of the voice in case of a sore throat generally exhibits this quality.
4. Nasality, resulting from lowering the soft palate and uvula, and allowing the voice to beat against them instead of freely passing to the front part of the mouth, is a most common fault.
5. Thick or mouthful voice, resulting from carrying the tongue too high, and attempting to articulate with the top instead of with the tip of the tongue.
6. Iluskiness, resulting from thickened vocal cords, and from a...llowing non-vocalized breath to escape because of a faulty adjustment of the vocal cords.
Besides the causes assigned to the several faults named, the habit of running too long on one breath is the frequent accompaniment of husky, feeble, and squeezed voice.
Vocal Development. — In analyzing the leading faults of voice, it will be found that they are due either to a failure to support and control the \-oice by means of the diaphrag- matic and other deep respiratory muscles, or to an improper obstruction of the vocal passage at some point, or to both.
What to read after Public Speaking And Reading; a Treatise On Delivery According to the Principles of the New Elocution?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Napoleon Kirby to read onlineMoreLess
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