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CHAPTER 3 Training the Voice We know that it is practically impossible to obtain maxi- mum results from a musical instrument that has been dam- aged or badly used . Neither can we get maximum results from the human musical instrument if ...
CHAPTER 3 Training the Voice We know that it is practically impossible to obtain maxi- mum results from a musical instrument that has been dam- aged or badly used . Neither can we get maximum results from the human musical instrument if ...
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Anderson , Virgil A. , Training the Speaking Voice . New York : Oxford Uni- versity Press , 1942 . Avery , Elizabeth , and Coffin , Isabelle P. , Self - Expression in Speech . New York : Appleton - Century - Crofts , Inc. , 1933 .
Anderson , Virgil A. , Training the Speaking Voice . New York : Oxford Uni- versity Press , 1942 . Avery , Elizabeth , and Coffin , Isabelle P. , Self - Expression in Speech . New York : Appleton - Century - Crofts , Inc. , 1933 .
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Processes involved in phonetic training . ... Ability to use phonetics in a practical way involves four major processes : ( 1 ) the ear must be trained to hear sounds with all their modifications accurately ; ( 2 ) the speech organs ...
Processes involved in phonetic training . ... Ability to use phonetics in a practical way involves four major processes : ( 1 ) the ear must be trained to hear sounds with all their modifications accurately ; ( 2 ) the speech organs ...
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