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These two small bands of tissue in your larynx vibrate together when air passes through them, producing the sound of your voice.
Difficulty: Easy- Tonsils
- Vocal folds
- Epiglottis
- Soft palate
This Italian term meaning "to lean" or "support" describes the coordinated system of breath management in classical singing, involving the controlled interaction between the diaphragm and abdominal muscles.
Difficulty: Medium- Appoggio
- Passaggio
- Acuto
- Squillo
This acoustic measure represents the energy stored in the supraglottic airways that can feed back to help sustain vocal fold vibration, particularly important in SOVT exercises.
Difficulty: Hard- Acoustic impedance
- Inertive reactance
- Acoustic resistance
- Compliant reactance
This term describes how high or low a musical note sounds, determined by how fast the vocal folds vibrate per second.
Difficulty: Easy- Timbre
- Volume
- Pitch
- Tone color
These benign growths on the vocal folds, caused by vocal abuse and appearing as callous-like bumps, are named for their resemblance to small knots.
Difficulty: Medium- Polyps
- Nodules
- Cysts
- Granulomas
This acoustic parameter measures cycle-to-cycle variations in the period (timing) of vocal fold vibration, with elevated values indicating irregularity.
Difficulty: Hard- Shimmer
- Harmonics-to-noise ratio
- Cepstral peak prominence
- Jitter
The box-shaped structure in your throat that houses the vocal folds and moves up and down when you swallow is called this.
Difficulty: Easy- Larynx
- Pharynx
- Trachea
- Esophagus
The resonance frequencies of the vocal tract that shape the sound into recognizable vowels are called these, with the first two being most important for vowel identification.
Difficulty: Medium- Formants
- Harmonics
- Partials
- Undertones
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