The Brain And the Voice in Speech And Song
The Brain And the Voice in Speech And Song
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6, Theinterligamentous, with 7, the intercartilaginous chink of the glottis. 8, The arrow indicating respectively in I and II the action of the abductorand adductor in opening and closing the glottis. ] [Description: FIG. 7. --Diagram after Testut (modified), showing: (i. ) theaction of the abductor muscle upon the pyramid cartilages in separating thevocal cords; (ii. ) the action of the adductor muscles in approximating thevocal cords. ] [Illustration: FIG. 8] [Description: FIG. 8. --Diagram a...fter Testut (modified) with hinder portionof larynx and windpipe cut away, showing the conical cavity of thesound-pipe below the vocal cords. The ventricle above the vocal cords isseen with the surface sloping upwards towards the mid line. ] A diagram showing a vertical section through the middle of the larynx atright angles to the vocal cords shows some important facts in connectionwith the mechanism of this portion of the vocal instrument (_vide_ fig. 8). It will be observed that the sound-pipe just beneath the membranous reedassumes the form of a cone, thus the expired air is driven like a wedgeagainst the closed glottis.
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6, Theinterligamentous, with 7, the intercartilaginous chink of the glottis. 8, The arrow indicating respectively in I and II the action of the abductorand adductor in opening and closing the glottis. ] [Description: FIG. 7. --Diagram after Testut (modified), showing: (i. ) theaction of the abductor muscle upon the pyramid cartilages in separating thevocal cords; (ii. ) the action of the adductor muscles in approximating thevocal cords. ] [Illustration: FIG. 8] [Description: FIG. 8. --Diagram a...fter Testut (modified) with hinder portionof larynx and windpipe cut away, showing the conical cavity of thesound-pipe below the vocal cords. The ventricle above the vocal cords isseen with the surface sloping upwards towards the mid line. ] A diagram showing a vertical section through the middle of the larynx atright angles to the vocal cords shows some important facts in connectionwith the mechanism of this portion of the vocal instrument (_vide_ fig. 8). It will be observed that the sound-pipe just beneath the membranous reedassumes the form of a cone, thus the expired air is driven like a wedgeagainst the closed glottis.
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