Human Physiology V.2 2
Human Physiology V.2 2
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8, Leipz., 1837.
^ See, on OnomatopcDia, hy the author, Virginia Literarj Museum, p. 65, Charlottes- TiUe, 1840.
• Magendie's Journal de Physiologic, tom. v., Paris, 1825.
* Proceedings of the Royal Society, No. 65, London, 1847. See, also, his Art. Voice, Cyclop, of Anat. and Physiol., ir. 1483, Jx)nd., 1852.
YOICS — SINGING. 889 either from the partial closing of the glottis, or from a nodal division of the vocal conis, " the pitch of the sound in the production of this peculiar modification ...of the voice being such, that the column of air m the vocal tube is of the precise length requisite to vibrate in unison "with the larynx." The mode, however, in which the falsetto voice is produced is by no means determined. It has ffiven rise to great di- versity of views.* The acute voice is that of the grown female, chil- dren, and eunuchs. According to M. Pouillet,* the gravest sound of the male voice makes 190 vibrations per second ; the most acute 678 per second; whilst the female voice makes 572 vibrations for the gravest, and 1606 for the most acute.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
8, Leipz., 1837.
^ See, on OnomatopcDia, hy the author, Virginia Literarj Museum, p. 65, Charlottes- TiUe, 1840.
• Magendie's Journal de Physiologic, tom. v., Paris, 1825.
* Proceedings of the Royal Society, No. 65, London, 1847. See, also, his Art. Voice, Cyclop, of Anat. and Physiol., ir. 1483, Jx)nd., 1852.
YOICS — SINGING. 889 either from the partial closing of the glottis, or from a nodal division of the vocal conis, " the pitch of the sound in the production of this peculiar modification ...of the voice being such, that the column of air m the vocal tube is of the precise length requisite to vibrate in unison "with the larynx." The mode, however, in which the falsetto voice is produced is by no means determined. It has ffiven rise to great di- versity of views.* The acute voice is that of the grown female, chil- dren, and eunuchs. According to M. Pouillet,* the gravest sound of the male voice makes 190 vibrations per second ; the most acute 678 per second; whilst the female voice makes 572 vibrations for the gravest, and 1606 for the most acute.
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