Public Speaking: Principles and PracticeMacmillan, 1915 - 418 sider |
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Side 2
... breath into the stomach . That probably suggests the sensation . When the breath has been taken in , it is to be gently withheld , —not given up too freely , -and the tone is formed on the top , so to speak , of this body of breath ...
... breath into the stomach . That probably suggests the sensation . When the breath has been taken in , it is to be gently withheld , —not given up too freely , -and the tone is formed on the top , so to speak , of this body of breath ...
Side 3
... breath freedom rather than put it under unnatural constraint . Perfect breathing can only be known by certain qualities in the voice . When it is best , the process is least observed . The student learns the method of breathing mainly ...
... breath freedom rather than put it under unnatural constraint . Perfect breathing can only be known by certain qualities in the voice . When it is best , the process is least observed . The student learns the method of breathing mainly ...
Side 5
... breath- ing center to the point of issue of the breath at the front of the mouth , he can easily maintain a constant hitting place , to serve as the hammer head ; one singing place for carrying the voice steadily through a sustained ...
... breath- ing center to the point of issue of the breath at the front of the mouth , he can easily maintain a constant hitting place , to serve as the hammer head ; one singing place for carrying the voice steadily through a sustained ...
Side 6
... some obstruction in the nasal passages of the head , either because of abnormal physical conditions , or because of an unnatural direction of the breath , mainly due probably to speaking with a closed mouth ; by a 6 Public Speaking.
... some obstruction in the nasal passages of the head , either because of abnormal physical conditions , or because of an unnatural direction of the breath , mainly due probably to speaking with a closed mouth ; by a 6 Public Speaking.
Side 7
... breathing . Voice in its freer state should be pure , clear , round , fairly musical , and fairly deep and rich . Its multitude of expres- sive qualities had better be cultivated by the true purpose to express , in the simplest way ...
... breathing . Voice in its freer state should be pure , clear , round , fairly musical , and fairly deep and rich . Its multitude of expres- sive qualities had better be cultivated by the true purpose to express , in the simplest way ...
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