| Date sent: Thu, 27 Jan 2000 23:32:40 EST Subject: Re: MOUTH VOICE To: vocalist Send reply to: VOCALIST <vocalist>
In a message dated 1/27/00 9:16:27 PM Central Standard Time, caioross-at-zip.net writes:
<< Technically saying, the difference btw a head voice and a mouth voice is where you get your resonance by directing the air flow from your throat: if up to the head ( you can even feel your skull vibrating ), it's a head voice. If ahead to the upper tooth ridge, so that your sinus cavities resonate, plus a smile and a v-curved tongue tip, a mouth voice. No need for irony. Maybe improvement only. >>
Tried what you describe here and it sounds like voce finta to me. The manipulations you suggest hike up the larynx and produce an overly bright tone. BTW, in your description of head voice you describe directing the air up into the skull. This is impossible unless you have a hole somewhere in your palate which would allow this to happen, which perhaps you do! LOL
Randy Buescher
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