Gymnastics of the Voice for Song and Speech: Also a Method for the Cure of Stuttering and StammeringEdgar S. Werner, 1893 - Всего страниц: 250 |
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... pupil in the beginning of his practice , the second number after two weeks , the third number after eight weeks . The last number is then retained . The backward inclination of the neck , especially in women 24 GYMNASTICS OF THE VOICE .
... pupil in the beginning of his practice , the second number after two weeks , the third number after eight weeks . The last number is then retained . The backward inclination of the neck , especially in women 24 GYMNASTICS OF THE VOICE .
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... pupil who let it fall paying a forfeit . A lady pupil came to the author of this work , -a singer who , after two years ' study with another teacher , could not sing a note without turning her head considerably toward the right shoulder ...
... pupil who let it fall paying a forfeit . A lady pupil came to the author of this work , -a singer who , after two years ' study with another teacher , could not sing a note without turning her head considerably toward the right shoulder ...
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... pupil should lay himself flat on the floor , on his back , with his arms folded over his chest or laid along his sides , and must then , without changing the position of the legs or separating the feet , raise himself slowly without a ...
... pupil should lay himself flat on the floor , on his back , with his arms folded over his chest or laid along his sides , and must then , without changing the position of the legs or separating the feet , raise himself slowly without a ...
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... pupil should endeavor , with outstretched arms , to describe a broad circle from the front backward , and vice versa , in the following way : Having raised the arms as in the preceding exercise , he should continue to move them round ...
... pupil should endeavor , with outstretched arms , to describe a broad circle from the front backward , and vice versa , in the following way : Having raised the arms as in the preceding exercise , he should continue to move them round ...
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... pupil should raise the outstretched arms forward to the level of the shoulders , the palms turned toward each other ; then move them round backward horizontally , with a stress , as though he wished to bring the upper sur- faces of his ...
... pupil should raise the outstretched arms forward to the level of the shoulders , the palms turned toward each other ; then move them round backward horizontally , with a stress , as though he wished to bring the upper sur- faces of his ...
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