First Lessons in Speech ImprovementC. Scribner's Sons, 1922 - 212 pagina's |
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Pagina xviii
... voice . He speaks loud enough to be heard . He pronounces the final consonants . He speaks distinctly . He speaks slowly . Teacher : All of these reasons for thinking one speaks well are very good , but probably the most important is ...
... voice . He speaks loud enough to be heard . He pronounces the final consonants . He speaks distinctly . He speaks slowly . Teacher : All of these reasons for thinking one speaks well are very good , but probably the most important is ...
Pagina xxiii
... voice box is called the Adam's apple . It may be felt by placing the tips of the fingers on the throat . It moves up and down in swallowing . Stretched across the voice box from front to back are two bands of membrane called the vocal ...
... voice box is called the Adam's apple . It may be felt by placing the tips of the fingers on the throat . It moves up and down in swallowing . Stretched across the voice box from front to back are two bands of membrane called the vocal ...
Pagina xxiv
... voice are necessary . Among them are : 1. Erect posture . 2. Open tone passage . 3. Voice support . As breath is the material of which voice is made it is essential for good tone production that the lungs have plenty of room to expand ...
... voice are necessary . Among them are : 1. Erect posture . 2. Open tone passage . 3. Voice support . As breath is the material of which voice is made it is essential for good tone production that the lungs have plenty of room to expand ...
Pagina xxv
... voice support , but also to develop the vocal organs .. The lack of this voice training gives rise to many speech defects . Ah as in arm 66 A ate Ee 66 eel Oo 66 ooze 66 Oh old Aw 66 all These exercises should be practised in a clear ...
... voice support , but also to develop the vocal organs .. The lack of this voice training gives rise to many speech defects . Ah as in arm 66 A ate Ee 66 eel Oo 66 ooze 66 Oh old Aw 66 all These exercises should be practised in a clear ...
Pagina xxvi
... voice support but also teach the child , unconsciously , to vocalize all breath . The following drills will develop flexibility of the lips and relaxation of the jaw and open mouth delivery . LIP EXERCISE Ah aw , ah aw , ah aw , ah aw A ...
... voice support but also teach the child , unconsciously , to vocalize all breath . The following drills will develop flexibility of the lips and relaxation of the jaw and open mouth delivery . LIP EXERCISE Ah aw , ah aw , ah aw , ah aw A ...
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First Lessons in Speech Improvement George Philip Krapp,Anna Birmingham Geen voorbeeld beschikbaar - 2016 |
Veelvoorkomende woorden en zinsdelen
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