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  1. Over projection, such as shouting or yelling, can harm your voice and may cause damage to your vocal cords. When you talk to a large group of people, use a microphone or amplifier.

  2. Here are some examples of each: - Open vocal tract: Open your mouth and say “AHHHH”. No obstruction of the airflow. - Semi-occluded vocal tract: Say the OO /u/, V /v/, Z /z/, J / ʤ/, or M /m/ …

  3. Vocal Function Exercises (or VFEs) are a pretty prescriptive but very well researched set of exercises developed by Joseph Stemple, a speech language pathologist and researcher, and they're designed …

  4. Many SLPs use Vocal Function Exercises (VFEs) (Stemple et al., 1994) as a foundation of the voice therapy process. This resource will provide you with information regarding the history and objectives …

  5. Our goal in Sweet Adelines International is to teach you how to sing with a freely produced, rich, open and resonated sound, and it all begins with appropriate posture. [See Illustration #1] This posture …

  6. Taking Care of Your Voice: What is Vocal Hygiene? Vocal Hygiene is a daily regimen of good habits to maintain the health of your vocal folds.

  7. Practice these sentences in a loud, strong voice. Use good breathing as indicated to enhance vocal strength. “Did I take my medication yet?” “I would love a cup of coffee.” “Where are you going?” “I …