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The Vibrating Larynx - part 1/4

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Uploaded by on Jul 6, 2010

This video , produced in Holland in 1960, provides a deep insight on the mechanics of phonation in singing. The main authors are Van der Berg (a scientist on voice) and William Vennard ( a singing professor). The work reflects the knowledge and latest findings 50 years ago and a lot more has been discovered, but the main information remains correct and very well explained.

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  • Thank you SO much for posting this :) Great help !

  • Thank you so much for posting this video. it is the clearest I have come across on the net

  • Thank you, for uploadinr this so rare and precious videos!

  • thanx alot for uploading i waz spending alot of time to understand the concept and searching for the videos which could help me, finally i got this.. this is really mind blowing

    thank u for uploading

    May AL MIGHTY show u the right path, aameen :-)

  • A fantastic series of 4 videos... thank you so much for posting this valuable resource, especially for teachers of voice.

  • this is really helpful for my anatomy class, much appreciated!

  • I can't thank you enough for posting these four videos. I've been looking for exactly this kind of video for over 5 years, and I bumped into this accidently..go figure...thanks again....

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