Vocalizing with Ease
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EXCERPTS

 

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A little more practice wouldn’t hurt

Understanding the importance of frequent practice.

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Is your voice a monotone monodrone?

Inflection patterns may not reflect how we truly feel about a situation.

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… and Now for a Good Jaw-Wag!

You can feel constant loose jaw movements during a simple syllable repetition.

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CVO on your feet

The CVO response is equally effective in upright positions: sitting or standing.

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Avoid “jaw-jut”!

All graceful and healthy movements are initiated from the crown of the head.

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Draw the line

Good posture provides us with a nice-looking and nice-feeling body.

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The Resonators: The Vocal Tract

Any cavity that a sound wave passes through can be a resonator.

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Noise

One of the voice’s worst enemies is noise (It comes after smoking).

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Mouth Pieces

Any moveable mouth or throat part could be a speech articulator.

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Commander-in-Chief

THE BRAIN is Commander-in-Chief of the speech and voice equipment.

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The Vibratory Cycle

The vibrating motion of the vocal folds is very complex.

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The Breathing Machine

The way we use the breathing machine during speech is very complicated.

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The Vocal Folds

The vocal folds live in the voice-box or “larynx” at the top of the windpipe.

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Getting the Buzz on Speech

Resonance refers to enhancement of a sound wave.

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Vocal Hygiene

Guess What!?  Staying healthy is good for your voice!

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Order the Book

Basic information about vocal physiology, health, and “personality”, as well as a step-by-step program to optimize voice production.

Available in English  for $40.00 CAD. Shipping is included.




Contact Linda

If you would like more information about the book or services contact: Linda@vocalizingwithease.com

About Linda Rammage

Linda Rammage is a speech-language pathologist with many years of experience, practicing exclusively as a clinician assessing and improving vocal function.
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Vocal Rehabilitation

Linda Rammage offers comprehensive vocal rehabilitation programs for persons who use their voices extensively in their occupations.
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Contact

If you would like more information about the book “Vocalizing with Ease” or any of the other services that  Linda Rammage offers contact:
LINDA@VOCALIZINGWITHEASE.COM