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... vowel , such as / o / , and starting at the top of his pitch range , produces the vowel four or five times at this level and on each successive pitch level down to the bottom of his pitch range . 6. The patient repeats the above ...
... vowel , such as / o / , and starting at the top of his pitch range , produces the vowel four or five times at this level and on each successive pitch level down to the bottom of his pitch range . 6. The patient repeats the above ...
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... vowel is the most difficult to master , since the patient has no criteria except that which the therapist tells him . From the mastery of the first vowel , the pa- tient begins to get auditory and kinesthetic feedback and is able to ...
... vowel is the most difficult to master , since the patient has no criteria except that which the therapist tells him . From the mastery of the first vowel , the pa- tient begins to get auditory and kinesthetic feedback and is able to ...
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... vowel when mastery of the vowel alone occurs . It is vital that the pa- tient master one vowel at a time so that he can produce the " / 0 / -one , / o / -two " ( to ten ) correctly before moving to the second vowel . He then moves to ...
... vowel when mastery of the vowel alone occurs . It is vital that the pa- tient master one vowel at a time so that he can produce the " / 0 / -one , / o / -two " ( to ten ) correctly before moving to the second vowel . He then moves to ...
Contents
VOCAL REHABILITATION | 5 |
CAUSES OF VOCAL MISUSE AND ABUSE | 11 |
TONE FOCUS AND VOCAL MISUSE | 21 |
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