Beethoven 52, singing vocal organs are composed of respiratory organs, pronunciation organs, resonance organs and biting organs
What do octaves in music mean? How is one pitch octave higher than another explained? ——Netizens ask questions
... Music, music, music: see Euclid 146, 147...
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... Degrees: See Euclid 24...
... Interpretation, interpretation, interpretation: see Euclid 56...
2018-09-28, as you originally started 12: the octave is the interval between two adjacent tones of the same roll call, such as the adjacent two 1s (do), that is, the interval between the bass do and the midrange do.
... Singing: See Beethoven 51...
... Name: See Euclid 159...
Roll call (musical term): Roll call is a musical term, the name and name used to facilitate the singing of the melody when singing the melody.
... Techniques, languages, terminology: see Euclid 67...
... Acting: See Euclid 14...
Singing (Baidu Encyclopedia): Performed in a singing way (songs, operas, etc.). ...
... Square, formula, method: see Euclid 57...
The basics
... Basis, Foundation, Foundation: See Euclid 37...
... Knowledge, Knowledge, Knowledge: See Euclid 5 and 6...
1. Composition of the vocal organs for singing
... Voice: See Newton 89...
... Organs, officials, organs: see "Big Things and Small Things of the Owners of Tomita Koheen 97, 98"...
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Sound formation is a physiological phenomenon produced by the coordinated work of the vocal organs.
... Sound, sound, sound: see Newton 96...
... Work, Work, Work: See Galileo 22...
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... Life, Science, Physiology: See "Big Things and Small Things 99 of the Owners of Tomita Koheen Garden"...
... Present, Elephant, Phenomenon: See Euclid 128...
This phenomenon is produced by the physical phenomenon of breath movement and vocal cord vibration.
... Movement, Movement: See Galileo 9...
... Vibration, movement, vibration: see "Beethoven 4~14"...
... Matter, Physics, Physics: See Euclid 139...
However, the vocal movement of singing is different from the vocalization of our usual speech, so singing and vocalization is a physical acoustic and acoustic phenomenon.
The practice of singing art is a complex and rich process of mental activity, so our singing movement can be said to be a physiological, physical and psychological "trinity" behavior.
... Art, Art, Art: See Newton 103...
... Practice, Practice: See Euclid 11...
... Complex, miscellaneous, complex: see Euclid 133...
... Mind, Reason, Psychology: See Newton 86...
... Live, Move, Move: See Euclid 22, 23...
... Passing, Process: See Euclid 194...
... Acts, Deeds, Acts: See Euclid 197...
The vocal organ of singing is composed of four parts: respiratory organ, pronunciation organ, resonance organ and biting organ, which are the entire material basis of singing and vocalization, and are the main functional system in the singing vocal movement.
... Matter, matter, matter: see Newton 73...
... Function, ability, function: see Galileo 44...
... System, System: See Euclid 37...
"Our daily breathing is relatively calm, relatively shallow, and we don't need to use the full lung capacity, but the breathing movement when singing is different, the inhalation action is fast, and the exhalation movement is very slow."
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