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Articulation Exercises

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Humming

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Purpose: To warm up and tune the resonators. Muscles involved: The vocal cords, diaphragm, and various resonating chambers in the head and chest.

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Tongue Twisters

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Purpose: To improve diction and speed of speech. Muscles involved: Tongue, lips, and jaw.

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Vowel Shapes

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Purpose: To form clear and distinct vowel sounds. Muscles involved: Tongue, lips, and jaw.

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Lip Trills

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Purpose: To increase control over breath and to warm up the lips. Muscles involved: Orbicularis oris (lip muscles).

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Soft Palate Control

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Purpose: To improve clarity of vowels and overall vocal tone. Muscles involved: Soft palate (velum) and surrounding muscles.

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Nasal Continuants

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Purpose: To ensure clear nasal sounds without excess nasality. Muscles involved: Soft palate and nasal conchae.

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Resonance Exercises

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Purpose: To develop a rich, full-bodied voice. Muscles involved: Various resonating chambers including the sinuses, skull, chest, and throat.

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Jaw Loosening

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Purpose: To decrease tension in the jaw, allowing for clearer articulation. Muscles involved: Masseter and temporalis.

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Sirening

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Purpose: To improve range and flexibility. Muscles involved: Vocal cords and various resonators.

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Pitch Variation

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Purpose: To exercise pitch control and modulation. Muscles involved: Laryngeal muscles that adjust tension of the vocal cords.

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Breath Management

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Purpose: To support sustained and controlled vocalization. Muscles involved: Diaphragm, intercostals, and abdominal muscles.

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Fricative Practice

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Purpose: To articulate fricative consonants clearly. Muscles involved: Tongue, teeth, and lips.

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Volume Dynamics

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Purpose: To control loudness and projection. Muscles involved: Diaphragm, lungs, vocal cords, and resonators.

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Plosive Exercises

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Purpose: To strengthen clear pronunciation of plosive consonants. Muscles involved: Lips, tongue, and glottis.

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Consonant Repetition

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Purpose: To practice crisp and clear consonant production. Muscles involved: Tongue, lips, soft palate, and glottis.

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