Physiological Agents for Voice Production

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Physiological Agents for Voice Production

Energizer Lungs Alveoli Ribs Abdomen diaphragm

Vibrator Larynx 16x per second Sound box

Resonators Nose Pharynx Mouth

Articulators Jaw Tongue Teeth Lips Soft palate Hard palate

Exercises Ahhh Eeee Ohhhhh Uhhhhh Huh! 1,2,3 A,b,c

Mouth Pow, pie, pan, pa, poi, pack, pam Mih, maw, mow, mai, moo Fa, fe, fi, fam, fan , fai Kite, site, right, flight, might, bite Out, about, snout, out, shout, doubt Pouch, over, lower, shriek, snow, birth, fry, hover, laugh, grow, noise, lamp

Jaw Yawn

Lips Ee Oo Lip extension

Palate Ka Ga Nine Nnn Ing

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