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From:  "Lisa M Olson" <lisa_molson@m...>
Date:  Tue Apr 25, 2000  3:33 pm
Subject:  Re: [vocalist-temporary] 'closed'='vertical'?, was: Pavarotti and hour-glass passaggio concept



When I think of "vertical" vs. "horizontal" it is less a vowel concept than a
resonance and space concept. I always think of higher vertical space, as
opposed to lateral "mouth" space.

Just my (wierd) way of thinking. :-)

Lisa-Marie

>At 05:21 PM 4/24/00 -0500, you wrote:
>>
>>I've heard the "vertical" v. "horizontal" comparison several times. Just
>>to make sure I am 100% clear on what you are saying,
>>when using these terms, "vertical" correlates to "closed" vowels and
>>"horizontal" correlates to open in your description?
>>>
>>> For what it's worth this is what I find too, though I don't think of it
>>as
>>> closing so much as becoming more vertical. john
>>>
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