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... laryngopharynx , instead of within the oronasolaryngopharynx . Continued use of the pitch level and tone focus inherent in the morning voice creates pharyngeal and laryngeal tensions , lacks carrying power , flexi- bility , durability ...
... laryngopharynx , instead of within the oronasolaryngopharynx . Continued use of the pitch level and tone focus inherent in the morning voice creates pharyngeal and laryngeal tensions , lacks carrying power , flexi- bility , durability ...
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... laryngopharynx . When the pitch level is raised to the optimal pitch level , the tone focus is usually changed to a balanced oronasopharyngeal resonance . However , in some patients the pitch and tone focus operate in- dependently . The ...
... laryngopharynx . When the pitch level is raised to the optimal pitch level , the tone focus is usually changed to a balanced oronasopharyngeal resonance . However , in some patients the pitch and tone focus operate in- dependently . The ...
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... laryngopharynx and center under the mandible and at the back of the soft palate be- fore disappearing . They ... laryngopharyngeal resonance contributes to the discomfort of speech . The patient begins to maintain the correct pitch ...
... laryngopharynx and center under the mandible and at the back of the soft palate be- fore disappearing . They ... laryngopharyngeal resonance contributes to the discomfort of speech . The patient begins to maintain the correct pitch ...
Contents
VOCAL REHABILITATION | 5 |
CAUSES OF VOCAL MISUSE AND ABUSE | 11 |
TONE FOCUS AND VOCAL MISUSE | 21 |
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