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Increase Your Ability For Maintaining A Healthier VOICE

- Are you faced with throat soreness or hoarseness?

- Are you aware that you may be suffering from voice fatigue, vocal abuse or vocal stress?

- Are you finding at times that it is difficult getting through your speech, song, sermon, script or lesson, but don't know how to protect your voice the healthy way?

"Voices Out of the Box" should be read by everyone and I admire JP for writing this book which should be in every person's collection of books. It's simple, it's healthy and informative, yet basic information.
- Patricia Bragg, Bragg Health Products and Books

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Saturday, July 17, 2010

Singers & Speakers: Match Your Voice With The Experience

Let your tone, pacing,rhythm and volume match your content. If you are telling the audience about being in the desert at night and you want to say "it was so quiet", make your voice almost a whisper on the word "quiet" and slow the pacing down, so you give the sense of the experience.
Singers: The voice is sensitive and delicate, and (like an automobile), needs a maintenance tune-up from time to time. The throat needs moisture, and always needs water. To keep the throat moist this week, trying drinking one glass of pineapple juice per day.