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The name of any vocal organ above the larynx that takes part in the production of a speech sound, including the tongue, lips, teeth, hard and soft palate.
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When breathing, you must try to ______________ the ribcage as much as you can so you can inhale the most air possible.
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The muscles in between the ribs which move the ribs in and out.
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The fleshy, flexible part towards the back of the roof of the mouth.
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The name for any cavity where the frequencies made from our larynx vibrate.
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The set of bones surrounding and protecting your lungs, heart and other internal organs.
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In learning how to breathe properly for singing, you must learn how to control ______________________ .
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It is important to be thinking about this when singing because if you are standing correctly then your ribcage will expand properly.
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The dome shaped muscle that sits right under your lungs.
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The flat bone in the front of your chest that needs to be kept up when singing.
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The name of the combination of abdominal and intercostal breathing.
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These take the oxygen out of the air we breathe in and put it into our blood for our cells to use.
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This part of the body houses the vocal cords.
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The name of the muscle configuration in the abdomen necessary for singing.
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The name of the back of the throat.
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