This study investigated vocal function knowledge and vocal tract sensorimotor self-awareness and the impact of functional voice rehabilitation on vocal function knowledge and self-awareness.
Alongside them there were an assortment of committed Nigerian athletes who benefited from both local knowledge and vocal support.
It all goes down with disarming ease, but Spears's close knowledge of vocal technique, and his luminous writing for the harp, hint at deeper mysteries.
He's got the vocal prowess and musical knowledge to compete with any of today's big names.
The specific purpose of this study was to compare changes in scores on measures of self-perceived confidence, competence, and apprehension associated with public speaking after two types of courses: one focused on knowledge of the vocal mechanism and mastering vocal characteristics (pitch, volume, rate, quality), and one addressing general communication theory and public speaking.
He also had a certain knowledge of vocals and introduced patience and consideration into the narration of our tracks.
Even at Syosset High School, Ms. Dornemann's program is as much about support for entering professionals as it is about identifying new talent and developing knowledge of the vocal arts.
Certainly the Alston faithful are a cheerfully vocal bunch, secure in the knowledge that their hero is carrying the torch for a fine, unsullied tradition.
This, however, is not reversible in that sense that the use of written characters in any case demands the knowledge of the vocal expressions denoted by them, that there is always a concept behind a spoken word, and that every concept refers to a real thing as its object (Boethius In Periherm. ed. sec., 1880: 21, 28 30).
My knowledge of the vocal instrument is uncommon and I have worked very hard to teach each student how to use it, sculpting stage ready voices and singers that are physical, mental and emotionally prepared for first division.
