"Lloyd W. Hanson" wrote:
> There is no way in which the muscular portion of the vocal fold can
> no longer be a part of the vocal fold, thus it cannot disembark.
Oh, sorry, in that case I misunderstood you. I had thought from what you
wrote that the edge was vibrating, as typical of the head voice, with
minimal but still present involvement from the muscular portion (that
was what I had thought you meant by "along for the ride") as opposed to
no involvement from the muscular portion at all.
The way it had been taught to me, borne out by most of what I had read,
was that the good co-ordinated voice was using both of these functions
in varying proportions for the greater part of its range, thought the
extremities ("pure" head and "pure" chest voice involved the vibration
of just the one portion or the other. I am aware that this is an
over-simplification, but it always worked for me.
--
Linda
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