The Hygiene of the Vocal Organs. a Practical Handbook for Singers And Speakers
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Section III.
Deformities and Diseases of the Organs of Speech.
The natural deformities which interfere with proper enunciation are, first, fixation of the tongue by a little fold of membrane binding its tip to the floor of the ^ 'Arry had his prototype in pronunciation as well as in name in the Arrius ridiculed by Catullus : " C^ommoda dicebat si quando commoda vellet Dicere, et ^insidias Arrius insidias," &c.
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The Speaking Voice. 165 mouth ; secondly, fissure o...f the palate, the gap being of variable length and width ; thirdly, closure of the posterior openings of the nasal passages by membrane or bone ; fourthly, partial closure of the glottis by a membranous web between the vocal cords. The first should always be looked for in new-born babes, when it is remediable by merely nicking the retaining band or " fraenum." We sometimes, however, meet with adults whose articulation might be improved by a similar operation. A person with cleft palate is at once recognisable by an experienced ear, his speech having a strong nasal twang, besides a characteristic indistinctness and want of ring.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Section III.
Deformities and Diseases of the Organs of Speech.
The natural deformities which interfere with proper enunciation are, first, fixation of the tongue by a little fold of membrane binding its tip to the floor of the ^ 'Arry had his prototype in pronunciation as well as in name in the Arrius ridiculed by Catullus : " C^ommoda dicebat si quando commoda vellet Dicere, et ^insidias Arrius insidias," &c.
° e.g. Broiie rdd for broad road.
The Speaking Voice. 165 mouth ; secondly, fissure o...f the palate, the gap being of variable length and width ; thirdly, closure of the posterior openings of the nasal passages by membrane or bone ; fourthly, partial closure of the glottis by a membranous web between the vocal cords. The first should always be looked for in new-born babes, when it is remediable by merely nicking the retaining band or " fraenum." We sometimes, however, meet with adults whose articulation might be improved by a similar operation. A person with cleft palate is at once recognisable by an experienced ear, his speech having a strong nasal twang, besides a characteristic indistinctness and want of ring.
What to read after The Hygiene of the Vocal Organs. a Practical Handbook for Singers And Speakers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mackenzie, Morell, Sir, 1837-1892 to read onlineMoreLess
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