Mike and Vocalisters.
My larynx stays exactly in the same place for all open vowels, It
only rises slightly on the /i/ vowel which is logical because the
middle of the tongue must rise so that its edges can touch the upper
back molars and the tongue is attached to the larynx via the hyoid
bone and membranes.
Lloyd
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> since you're in an experimenting mood...if you say 'uh' as in up with
>that slight smile thing and then say 'duh' as in duh, does your larynx move
>up or down or not at all as you go from one to the other?
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> ( if you don't wish to try this yourself, make your husband do it. )
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>mike
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Lloyd W. Hanson, DMA
Professor of Voice, Pedagogy
School of Performing Arts
Northern Arizona University
Flagstaff, AZ 86011
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