Speed Training to maximize the use of Linking & Phrasing, and to use more Intonation to make the important words stand out.
Showing posts with label INTONATION.TEMPO-RHYTHM. Show all posts
Showing posts with label INTONATION.TEMPO-RHYTHM. Show all posts
Speed Training - Linking & Phrasing - Intonation
Speed Training to maximize the use of Linking & Phrasing, and to use more Intonation to make the important words stand out.
Speed Building - Operative Words - Intonation - Tempo-Rhythms
Practicing to build speed in both reading and free speaking, utilizing linking and phrasing, and using intonation to make the operative words stand out. Also using various tempo-rhythms for variety.
Speed Building - Linking & Phrasing - Tempo Rhythms
Utilizing Linking and Phrasing, Operative Words, and Tempo-Rhythms to play consonant-to-consonant and build speed, while maintaining clarity.
Free Speaking Prep - Current Events Editorial - Zimmerman Verdict
Preparing for Free Speaking: breathing and stretching warm-up, vocal warm-up, tonal energy, structural energy, consonant energy, and reading a current events editorial on breaking news--the Zimmerman verdict.
Tempo Rhythms - Linking & Phrasing - Pacing
Fluent native speakers don't speak in "words", they speak in "'ideas". Look for places to connect 2- 3- 4-words together, and to add variety to the pacing of your speech. Focus on communicating the operative words and exploring different tempo-rhythms.
Tempo Rhythms - Using Legato Consonants
Break habitual patterns of tempo-rhythms simply by sustaining longer the legato consonants like N and M.
Linking and Phrasing, Tempo-Rhythms, Intentions
Linking and Phrasing, and finding variety in your speech tempo-rhythms, along with using Intentions to give your speech purpose and direction . . . all add to increasing your fluency and modifying your accent.
Intonation - Creating a Build using Pitch
Using intonation to create a build of your ideas employing a variety of pitch jumps on each phrase.
Intonation - Tonal Anchors - Lowering the Vocal Register
Using intonation to make your statements clear. Feeling Tonal Anchors to get your voice into a lower register, so it is deep and resonant, and expands your vocal range for better intonation.
Teacher Training Intonation
Intonation carries 33% of your
message when you speak. The words carry only 7%. Intonation makes
everything you say much more understandable, and more interesting.
