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The Voice in Singing

Note 12 — III PHYSICAL VIEW FORMATION OF SOUNDS BY THE VOCAL ORGAN

William Henry Furness translation

The position of the body in singing must be such as in no way to interfere with the easy drawing of the breath. One sings most easily standing as erect as possible, quiet and unconstrained, the chest somewhat projected, the body slightly drawn in, and the hands folded.

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