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Voice Anatomy for the Choir Classroom – Demonstrations and Activities

September 4, 2018 by Lynn Swanson Leave a Comment

The effective and fun projects for the choral classroom show your students how to build a larynx, and lung to better understand the mechanics for singing. It also aids students in their understanding of concise terminology to describe in detail how their voice is working for them.

Filed Under: Developing Voices Tagged With: build a larynx, build a lung, hands on activities for the choral classroom, voice anatomy

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