The Singer And His Art
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12. Yawning or gaping voice. FIG. 13. Nasal voice.
ommended only for raising higher and bringing nearer to forward accommodation, a voice which is too much in the throat. It is only a means of transition. It lends little to the articulation.
Humming, Mouth Closed. To sing with the mouth closed is bad. To place the voice in a position which is not one of natural and normal phonation is absurd, no matter what the impres- [60] VOICE PLACING sion acquired through this original process may be. Hummi...ng is quite in favor to-day. The singers who close the high tones, thus preventing them from carrying, generally make use of this device Humming occasionally may help to free a throaty voice, but it is dangerous and may be said to be substituting one evil for another.
Snuffling Voice (N asillement ) . Voice smoth- ered behind the nose, and retained in some way in that region, with strong vibration of all the muscular parts of the nasal region, including the orifiee of the nostrils. The air vibrates in the nose with sharp sonority.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
12. Yawning or gaping voice. FIG. 13. Nasal voice.
ommended only for raising higher and bringing nearer to forward accommodation, a voice which is too much in the throat. It is only a means of transition. It lends little to the articulation.
Humming, Mouth Closed. To sing with the mouth closed is bad. To place the voice in a position which is not one of natural and normal phonation is absurd, no matter what the impres- [60] VOICE PLACING sion acquired through this original process may be. Hummi...ng is quite in favor to-day. The singers who close the high tones, thus preventing them from carrying, generally make use of this device Humming occasionally may help to free a throaty voice, but it is dangerous and may be said to be substituting one evil for another.
Snuffling Voice (N asillement ) . Voice smoth- ered behind the nose, and retained in some way in that region, with strong vibration of all the muscular parts of the nasal region, including the orifiee of the nostrils. The air vibrates in the nose with sharp sonority.
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