Voice Production in Singing And Speaking
Voice Production in Singing And Speaking
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But another remedy should obviously precede this one; the respiratory pris- oner should first be released No doubt, in the most vigorous singing and speaking the lower part of the chest, with the diaphragm, is of the greatest importance, but often both the speaker and the singer, as in a short, rapid passage, require to take breath, and the only way in which they can really meet the case is by a shorty more or less superficial action of the respiratory apparatus, in which the upper chest must p...lay the chief part. There is no opportunity to fill the whole chest, so that any admonition in regard to abdominal breathing is then quite out of plaue.
The fact is^ the voice-user should have control of his whole breathing mechanism, and use one part more or less than another, or all parts equally and to the fullest extent, as the circumstances re- quire; and if the student has not already learned such control, the author reconunends his practis- ing breathing with special attention first to filling the upper chest completely, and then the lower.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But another remedy should obviously precede this one; the respiratory pris- oner should first be released No doubt, in the most vigorous singing and speaking the lower part of the chest, with the diaphragm, is of the greatest importance, but often both the speaker and the singer, as in a short, rapid passage, require to take breath, and the only way in which they can really meet the case is by a shorty more or less superficial action of the respiratory apparatus, in which the upper chest must p...lay the chief part. There is no opportunity to fill the whole chest, so that any admonition in regard to abdominal breathing is then quite out of plaue.
The fact is^ the voice-user should have control of his whole breathing mechanism, and use one part more or less than another, or all parts equally and to the fullest extent, as the circumstances re- quire; and if the student has not already learned such control, the author reconunends his practis- ing breathing with special attention first to filling the upper chest completely, and then the lower.
What to read after Voice Production in Singing And Speaking?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mills Wesley to read onlineMoreLess
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