Basic Vocal Terminology (Singing Terms)
I decided to record this video to help you understand some of the terminology that I use frequently in my videos, Facebook posts, and SingWise articles. The list includes: larynx, thyroid cartilage, vocal folds, TA muscle, arytenoid cartilage, supraglottal, glottis, subglottal pressure, vocal register, CT muscle, passaggio, register break, phonation, and phonation frequency. / singwisevocals
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