The Child-Voice in Singing
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In fact, the use of _ĭ_-- _i_ asin _it_-- may be omitted if pupils have learned to sing _ē_ with fairbreadth of sound, and _oo_ may be dropped in grades above the primary. It is the final sound of _ō_, as before said. This leaves fivevowel-elements.
_E. _ This vowel is often badly sung, and its form is none too favorable togood tone even when made as large as distinctness will allow. The lipsmust be drawn a little away from the teeth as in a smile, _but don’toverdo it_, and the teeth slightly p...arted. The lips should not be drawnback, exposing the teeth and gums, nor should they be contracted andpressed against the teeth. In _e_ and in all vowel singing the lipsshould be relaxed, not contracted, and kept about as far from the teethas they are in repose. If the opening of the mouth, that is, if thecavity back of the teeth is kept too small and narrow, the tone will benasal and twangy. The mouth must be opened enough to permit purity oftone and free emission. The sound should verge toward _i_ in _it_.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In fact, the use of _ĭ_-- _i_ asin _it_-- may be omitted if pupils have learned to sing _ē_ with fairbreadth of sound, and _oo_ may be dropped in grades above the primary. It is the final sound of _ō_, as before said. This leaves fivevowel-elements.
_E. _ This vowel is often badly sung, and its form is none too favorable togood tone even when made as large as distinctness will allow. The lipsmust be drawn a little away from the teeth as in a smile, _but don’toverdo it_, and the teeth slightly p...arted. The lips should not be drawnback, exposing the teeth and gums, nor should they be contracted andpressed against the teeth. In _e_ and in all vowel singing the lipsshould be relaxed, not contracted, and kept about as far from the teethas they are in repose. If the opening of the mouth, that is, if thecavity back of the teeth is kept too small and narrow, the tone will benasal and twangy. The mouth must be opened enough to permit purity oftone and free emission. The sound should verge toward _i_ in _it_.
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