01890cam a2200265 a 45000010008000000030004000080050017000120080041000290100017000700200015000870400023001020500020001250600021001450820024001662450107001902500012002972600057003093000034003665040051004005051057004516500021015086500030015296500032015597000033015914889120OSt20200214152318.0930819s1994    enka     b    001 0 eng c  a   93032952   a0412350904  aDNLM/DLCcDLCdDLC00aRF510b.M3 199400aWV 500 M881 199300a616.855 606 MOR22004aThe management of voice disorders /cMurray Morrison and Linda Rammage with Hamish Nicol ... [et al.].  a1st ed.  aLondon ;aNew York :bChapman & Hall Medical,c1994.  axiv, 266 p. :bill. ;c24 cm.  aIncludes bibliographical references and index.  a1 Evaluation of the voice disordered patient.- 2 Classification of muscle misuse voice disorders.- 3 Medical aspects of voice disorders.- 4 Approaches to voice therapy.- 5 Psychological management of the voice disordered patient.- 6 Psychological and neurological interactions in dysphonia.- 7 Pediatric voice disorders: special considerations.- 8 Voice disorders in the elderly.- 9 The singing teacher in the voice clinic.- 10 Anatomy and physiology of voice production.- 11 Basics of singing pedagogy.- Appendix A Antireflux instructions.- Appendix B Vocal rehabilitation exercises.- B.1 Vocal hygiene: how to get the best mileage from your voice.- B.2 Gravity and relaxation.- B.3 Dynamic alignment: optimizing posture for movement.- B.4 Specific relaxation: liberating the speech articulators.- B.4.1 Face.- B.4.2 Jaw.- B.4.3 Tongue.- B.4.4 Lips.- B.4.5 Throat.- B.5 Coordinated voice onset.- B.6 Feeding the resonators and mmmaking the mmmost of resonance.- B.7 Extending your dynamic pitch range.- B.7.1 Bubbling and frilling.- B.7.2 Vocal siren. 0aVoice disorders. 2aVoice Disordersxtherapy. 2aVoice Disordersxdiagnosis.1 aMorrison, M. D.q(Murray D.)