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ak or stopping of the tone when passing from the _ng_ sound to the vowel. Simply change the tone into the vowel desired by the proper change in the articulating organs. Sing the five vowel sounds connectedly, being sure that each vowel is correctly placed before passing to the next. The proper use of the lips will aid greatly in focusing the vowels. Start with the scale that is in comfortable range. [Music illustration: Hung-ee-oo-oh-aw-ah _etc._] [Music illustration: Hung-ee-oo-oh-aw-ah _etc._] Exercise VIII TO ENLARGE THE THROAT AND FOCUS THE VOWELS Open the mouth well and be sure that the vowel sounds are delivered as in the previous exercises; this will insure largeness with proper resonance. When practising this exercise, be careful, as with the others, that each vowel sound in its order is correctly given before passing to the next. Only in this way can rapid progress be made. The words _bing_, _sing_, _ting_, _fling_, _swing_ are excellent to use for further practice. [Music illustration: 1. Hung-ee 2. Hung-oo 3. Hung-oh 4. Hung-aw 5. Hung-ah _etc._] [Music illustration: 1. Hung-ee 2. Hung-oo 3. Hung-oh 4. Hung-aw 5. Hung-ah _etc._] Exercise IX QUICK CHANGING NOTES WITHOUT CHANGING RESONANCE The important point in this flexible exercise is to _keep the vowel-color, the focus or resonance, unchanged throughout the phrase_. Begin quietly, give the _ng_ freedom and the upper resonance will adjust itself. This phrase is longer than in previous exercises; be sure then that you still have breath at the end--breath enough to sing further. Sing quietly. Pitch the exercise to suit the voice. [Music illustration: 1. Hung-ee 2. Hung-oo 3. Hung-oh 4. Hung-aw 5. Hung-ah _etc._] Exercise X FOR AGILITY Sing each vowel sound separately before passing to the next. Be sure to start each vowel sound in purity and maintain it without change. Pitch the exercise to suit the voice. [Music illustration: 1. Ee 2. Oo 3. Oh 4. Aw 5. Ah _etc._] For variants on the above use as initial consonants _b_, _p_, _m_, _f_, _v_, _d_, _k_, _n_, _t_, and _l_. Exercise XI TO DEVELOP THE USE OF THE LIPS AND UNDER JAW When practising this exercise protrude the lips and raise them toward the nose as far as possible; also make an effort to enlarge and widen the nostrils. This exercise may be practised more quickly than the preceding, but never at the expense o
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