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Showing posts with label TONAL_ENERGY. Show all posts
Showing posts with label TONAL_ENERGY. Show all posts

Building Tonality in Free Speaking


In this session we are focusing on building tonality first into reading, then Free Speaking. Then we carryover that tonality and lower base-line into Speed Training.

More Practice Scenes


Practicing with movie scenes for clarity and fluency. Tonal Energy, Structural Energy, Linking & Phrasing.

Structural - Tonal Diphthong #3Y


The diphthong #3Y combines two sounds blended into one. The #3 Structural Vowel plus the Y-buzz Tonal Vowel.

Small Group - Tonal Energy - Word Lists & Sentences


Learning to feel strong tone and vibration in the tonal vowels.

Voice Building For Teachers - Advanced Tonal Energy - Focus Pockets


For teachers it is important to have a strong, expressive, and articulate voice--and a voice that never tires. Feeling strong tonality is the first step to building such a voice, and doing calls drives tonality into all your vocal dynamics. When doing calls, remember that the lip shape corresponds to the size and shape of the focus pocket on the hard palate.

Voice Building For Teachers - Advanced Tonal Energy - Calls Methodology


For teachers it is important to have a strong, expressive, and articulate voice--and a voice that never tires. Feeling strong tonality is the first step to building such a voice, and doing calls drives tonality into all your vocal dynamics.

Voice Building for Teachers - Advanced Tonal Energy - Tonality Methodology


For teachers it is important to have a strong, expressive, and articulate voice--and a voice that never tires.  Feeling strong tonality is the first step to building such a voice.

Tonal Energy - A-sentences - in various pitches


Feeling the tonal anchors and playing them at various pitches helps expand your pitch range. It is one of the most important aspects of accent modification.

Tonal Energy - Warm up - Reading Speech


Developing strongly vibrating tonal vowels while reading a speech, anchors the voice in strong tone and makes all the E, A, and Y vowels very clear.

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.

Calls High, Mid-Range, Low - Warming up on


Warming up on Calls, high-pitch, mid-range, and low-pitch, then some Free Speaking using photos as the subject.

Speech Training Course Introduction


Speech Training Introduction to Master Spoken English - Feeling Phonics e-Course. 
Learn more at: http://masterspokenenglish.com

Comments Tonal Anchor Y

 

Vowels. Tonal-Y. Initial and Final positions. Feeling vibration in the Tonal Anchors.

Comments - Y-buzz Siren



Tonal Action

Quick Tour of "Master Spoken English" DVD Series.



Quick overview of the complete DVD series. Learn more at: http://masterspokenenglish.com

Speech Training Course

Speech Training Overview of Master Spoken English - Feeling Phonics Demo Course. Learn more at: http://masterspokenenglish.com
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Scene 10 WORDS - "My Man Godfrey"

Word List for Scene 10 from "My Man Godfrey". Prepare to read the scene by going through this list of operative words. Repeat each list 3 times, in 3 stages of vocal energy.
Learn more at: http://masterspokenenglish.com
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Tonal-A sentences with varied pitch

 

Training to use varied pitch in your tonal vowels develops more range, and more interesting inflections.

Tonal Vowel E Sentences in 3 Stages


Practice feeling the pitch change slightly up or down as you sustain the E sound in these sentences. Read the sentences in 3 stages of vocal energy.
 
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