一、 歌唱发声器官的组成（I. composition of vocal organs in singing）.docVIP

一、 歌唱发声器官的组成（I. composition of vocal organs in singing） I. composition of vocal organs in singing The voice of the vocal organ formation is a physiological phenomenon of coordination, this phenomenon is a physical phenomenon formed by the air movement and the vibration of the vocal cords, but singing vocalization and we usually speak sound different, and singing and sound acoustics, a physical phenomenon. And the practice of singing art is a complex and rich process of psychological activities. Therefore, our singing movement can be said to be the trinity of physiology, physics and psychology. The singing voice of the organ is composed of four parts of respiratory organs, organs, organs and articulation with pronunciation organs, they are singing all the material basis, is the main function of the system of singing voice in motion. 1. Respiratory organs Respiratory organs, namely power source, by the mouth, nose, throat, trachea, bronchus, lung and chest and diaphragm (also known as the diaphragm), ABS etc.. Inhaling from the nose, mouth, pharynx, larynx, the trachea and bronchi, lobar lung distribution around air bubbles (which consists of two leaf spongy tissue in the lungs of bellows which contains many installed gas bubbles); and then in the opposite direction, from the branches of the pulmonary export sanctions the trachea (bronchus) will converge to a big breath play a double game trachea, finally forming a trachea, and then through the throat from the mouth, nose breathing. The muscle groups associated with the respiratory system, their movements are also related to the ability to breathe, singing the source of power and energy guarantee. Our daily breathing is relatively calm, relatively shallow, do not need to use all the vital capacity, but singing breathing movement is different, inspiratory movements very fast, expiratory movement is very slow. If there is a longer phrase, must hold breath. A song of the high and low, strong and weak, frustration, iambic