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    us to be conscious of our every movement‚ and to pay special attention to the connotations audiences will make with certain body efforts and attitudes. The Alexander technique was created in the late 1800s when Frederick realized hoarseness in his voice after performances. He shared this problem with many actors of today‚ and he realized that the carriage of his head had much to do with this problem. The way in which we position our bodies has a great effect on what we are able to do with

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    are the sensorymotor control of speech production and voice/speech production and acoustics Robert E. Hillman‚ PhD‚ MGH‚ whose area of expertise is in the clinical evaluation of human voice production. Thomas F. Quatieri‚ ScD‚ MIT Lincoln Laboratory‚ whose area of expertise is in biologically-inspired speech signal processing. Dimitar D. Deliyski‚ PhD‚ University of South Carolina‚ whose areas of expertise are in the acoustic analysis of voice and the development of laryngeal high-speed videoendoscopy

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    capabilities it has on healing the body. Current data suggest that’s voice training can be applied as a short-term stress management technique‚ as it promotes a different way of looking at oneself and the world. Voice Training as a Healing Power: A Pilot Study describes a study that explored whether improved vocal techniques lead to significant changes in well-being. The results from this study suggest that participation in voice training exercises can help individuals shift from guarded or impersonal

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    Synthetic speech in foreign language learning: an evaluation by learners Myers-Schulz‚ B.‚ Pujara‚ M.‚ Wolf‚ R.‚ & Koenigs‚ M. (2013). Inherent emotional quality of human speech sounds Pisoni‚ D.‚ Nusbaum‚ H.‚ & Greene‚ B. (1985). Perception of synthetic speech generated by rule Wheale‚ J. (1981). The speed of response to synthesized voice messages. Br J Audiol‚ 15(3)‚ 205-212

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    Forensic Phonetics: Issues in speaker identification evidence Andrew Butcher Centre for Human Communication Research Flinders Medical Research Institute Flinders University‚ Adelaide‚ Australia Abstract The field of forensic phonetics has developed over the last 20 years or so and embraces a number of areas involving analysis of the recorded human voice. The area in which expert opinion is most frequently sought is that of speaker identification – the question of whether two or more recordings

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    However these are beneficial exercises whenever you choose to use them. These Warm-ups have 3 basic principles behind them: 1. Good Posture 2. Proper Breathing 3. Be gentle with your voice and Warm-up before intensive use. WARM-UPS Good posture is very important if you want to get the best out of your voice. When you are going to sing‚ watch that you are in a position of minimum tension and maximum flexibility with ears directly over shoulders‚ shoulders over your hips. Check you can still

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    TOK essay LANGUAGE: To what extent can language shape our beliefs? Maja Pivk‚ 3.h In my essay for TOK I will deal with an issue regarding language. We think and express our mind using language. But does the language affect our ability of perceiving things? Would we be able to think the same way if we wouldn’t speak any language‚ like animals? Do other cultures‚ which use other languages perceive world in a different way than us? Those are the main questions with which I will deal in my

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    as bright as a Minecraft furnace during a pit black night‚ considering your Gammas turned down. The ball of light‚ as if pulled by a gravitational force‚ flies towards what seems like a black hole. After what seems like centuries a deep and gruffy voice speaks out‚ "Do well...Hero of Music‚ Hahahah". *Poof* ...Ugh....Where am I? Why does my head hurt so much...If I can recall I remember dying and then darkness... Shit...Gotta get up..thought Ryner He then proceeds to stagger as he stands up.

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    1 Margaret Peel Professor Lin English 102 20 April XXXX Opposing Voices in “Ballad of the Landlord” Langston Hughes’s “Ballad of the Landlord” is narrated through four voices‚ each with its own perspective on the poem’s action. These opposing voices—of a tenant‚ a landlord‚ the police‚ and the press—dramatize a black man’s experience in a society Thesis states Peel’s main idea. dominated by whites. The main voice in the poem is that of the tenant‚ who‚ as the last line tells us‚ is

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    The human voice is a beautifully complex instrument‚ and an individual vocal style is essential to any singer. I would characterize my own style to be what is most comfortable in my vocal range and allows me to project the most powerful version of my voice. I have experimented with more dramatic styles in the past which strained and damaged my voice‚ and did not feel like the right fit for my vocal ability or my character. I owe the simplicity of my singing style to my choral upbringing‚ as well

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