All Flashcards

1
Q

All voice qualities

A
Speech 
Falsetto 
Belt/ twang 
Sob 
Opera
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2
Q

Prompt for speech

A

Party guest

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3
Q

Falsetto prompt

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Innocent child

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4
Q

Belt/ twang

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Teasing bully

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5
Q

Sob prompt

A

Remoresful repentant child

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6
Q

Opera prompt

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Proper singer

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7
Q

Larengeal Vestibule

A

Above the vocal folds

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8
Q

Name for throat

A

Pharynx

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9
Q

3 disciplines

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Craft artistry performance magic

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10
Q

Explain the power source filter model

A

Breath (power) draws TVF into vibration TVF Vibration (Source) generates pitch - overtones Vocal Tract Resonane (Filter) processes frequency components of voice into patterns known as vowels, consonants and voice quality

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11
Q

Breath??

A
Power 
Lungs torso 
Aerodynamics 
Volume intensity 
Breath noise
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12
Q

Tone

A

Source

Larynx
True vocal folds

Bioelasticity
Pitch and harmonics
Volume intensity
Tone clarity

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13
Q

Resonance

A

Filter

Vocal tract Structures

Treble- bass balance
Vowels and singers formants
Volume / Loudness
Consonants

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14
Q

Only free floating bone in body

A

Hyoid bone

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15
Q

What are the larynx structures

A
TVF Onset / Offset 
False Vocal Folds 
TVF Body Cover 
Thyroid Cartilage 
Cricoid Cartilage 
AES
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16
Q

Which sits higher true or false vocal folds

A

False

17
Q

TVF onset offset options

A

Glottal
Aspirate
Smooth

18
Q

False vocal fold fold options

A

Construct
Mid
Retract

19
Q

TVF body cover

A

Slack
Thick
Thin
Stiff

20
Q

Thyroid Cartilage

A

Vertical

Tilt (top tilts)

21
Q

Cricoid cartilage

A

Vertical

Tilt (bottom)

22
Q

AES

A

Wide

Narrow

23
Q

Vocal tract structures

A
Larynx 
Tongue 
Velum 
Jaw 
Lips
24
Q

Larynx options

A

Low
Mid
High

25
Q

Tongue

A

Low
Mid
High
Compressed

26
Q

Velum

A

Low
Mid
High

27
Q

Jaw

A

Forward
Mid
Back
Dropped

28
Q

Lips

A

Protrude
Mid
Spread

29
Q

Support structures

A

Head and neck

Torso

30
Q

Torso options

A

Anchor

Relax

31
Q

Head and neck

A

Relax

Anchor

32
Q

Voice quality

A

Characteristic of a voice or style of voicing

33
Q

Attractor state

A

Where the individuals voice naturally sits

34
Q

What is effort

A
The voltage (input of energy) of the voice production system 
Measured on a scale from 1-10
35
Q

Guidelines for monitoring effort

A

Locate the effort
Assign it a number
Hold the number
Perform relaxation maneuvers

36
Q

Relaxation maneuvers

A

BREATHE - to release tension in vocal folds
MASSAGE FACE, LIPS - to release tension in facial muscles
WALK BRISKLY - to release tension in breathing muscles
ROLL TONGUE AROUND TEETH - to release tongue tension
CHEW - to release tension in Jaw
MAKE SHORT, SOFT VOWELS - to release tension associated with voicing
SPEAK NORMALLY - to release tension associated with speech
SING ng - siren, to release tension associated with singing
ADD MUSIC OR MONOLOGUE - to release tensions associated with complex vocal tasks