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    The Day the Voices Stopped

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    The Day the Voices Stopped By Ken Steele The voices arrived without warning on an October night in 1962‚ when I was fourteen years old. Kill yourself....Set yourself afire. I stirred‚ thinking I was having a nightmare‚ but I wasn’t asleep; and the voices–low and insistent‚ taunting and ridiculing–continued to speak to me from the radio. Hang yourself. The world will be better off. You’re no good‚ no good at all. Terrified‚ I turned off the radio‚ got out of bed‚ and crept down the hallway

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    Children and Singing

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    Children enjoy singing. It allows them to relax and belt out a tune however they want. Children can become real imaginative and creative using different beats‚ words and pitches to make their own music. Whether it is singing in a high voice‚ fast‚ a low voice‚ or talking‚ they make it their own unique music. Everyone can sing‚ it depends on if one wants to believe they can or not. Show confidence when singing‚ learn the varying pitches that are used‚ and choose the appropriate song for one’s

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    about the voice remind us that the history of altered voices in films differs profoundly from the history of altered bodies. If you examine cases in recent films‚ you notice that the most striking and memorable examples are not those in which someone invented a brand new vocal texture or timbre‚ but in which a strong correlation has been created between the voice and the body‚ the voice and face. This is the relationship through which the terrifying effect is achieved‚ and not in the voice taken in

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    The Australian Identity – essay The opinions views and beliefs of our Australian population combined with influence from other countries and major voices are the main contributors towards our constantly changing and diverse Australian identity. Numerous texts explore aspects of this idea‚ including Robert Gray’s poems ‘north coast town’ and ‘Late ferry’‚ as well as a passage written by Kate Grenville entitled ‘mate’. First of all‚ ’North cost town’‚ a poem written by Robert Gray‚ explores the

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    Mezzo Soprano Essay

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    is selected‚ the next issue to ad- dress is the kind of voice necessary. It must be a large voice. A castrato cannot be replaced with a small-voiced soprano or mezzo-soprano. Here‚ given the central role of Handel in this article‚ and the central role of Senesino in Handel’s operas‚ we face an irony. It appears to be easier to find large-voiced sopranos who sing fioritura adequately than mezzo- sopranos. Onstage are women whose voices are not large even by mezzo- soprano standards. Unfortunately

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    Everyone Needs a Voice

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    1 Alvin Latham English 122 K.Doyle Essay #4 3 May 2006 Everyone needs a voice Over the last Hundred years or so women still struggle to be heard. Even Though we have came a long way since the 1920’s certain issues still remain divided in today’s society. Charlotte Perkins Gilman “ The Yellow Wallpaper” and Susan Glaspell’s the author of the play “Trifles” are two different but similar literary works which serve as early works of the feminist idealology. Each work is different in approach

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    Vocal Health

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    help protect you from damaging your voice for a period of time‚ and potentially for life. First‚ lets go over exactly what the vocal cords do in our body. Vocal cords are the folds of mucous membrane in the larynx which vibrate to make a range of vocal sounds‚ such as those during speaking and singling. Females are actually at a higher risk of developing vocal nodules. Vocal cord nodules and polyps are noncancerous growths on the vocal folds that affect the voice. They may appear on either one or

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    Try tongue twisters. Start off slowly‚ and gradually build up until you say them at normal conversation speed. When speaking them‚ exaggerate the words‚ making your tongue‚ jaw and lips work hard. As you become surer of them‚ begin to project your voice and exaggerate the words more. This helps you gain skill. Step 3. Have a conversation with yourself in front of the mirror. It may sound silly‚ but it does help. Again‚ exaggerate your words as you speak. Step 4. Gargle some lukewarm water with

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    ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------To what extent did the creation of a woman’s voice in the 1960’s/1970’s changed the course of history? due to an immense amount of persistence and fight. Do you agree or disagree with the above statement? ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Women throughout the 1960’s and 1970’s indeed changed the course of

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    or phrase to give it emphasis * Inflection- change in pitch or tone of voice. * Intensity- a high degree of emotional excitement; depth of feeling. The poem lacked intensity and left me unmoved. * Pause- refers to taking a small breath or rest before speaking or before state a thought or idea. * Pitch- highs and lows‚ inflections used to show emotion * Resonance- the application and enrichment of voice. * Respiration- rate of breath * Speech Rate- the speed at which

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