Kết quả tìm kiếm - "Jaws"

Anatomy of the voice : an illustrated guide for singers, vocal coaches, and speech therapists / Bằng Dimon, Theodore, Jr

Mục lục: “…The anatomy of breathing -- The larynx -- The extrinsic muscles of the larynx -- The mouth and pharynx -- The face and jaw -- The evolution and function of the larynx.…”

The dictionary of body language : a field guide to human behaviour / Bằng Navarro, Joe, 1953-

Mục lục: “…The head -- The forehead -- The ears -- The eyebrows -- The eyes -- The nose -- The face -- The mouth -- The lips -- The cheeks and jaw -- The chin -- The neck -- The shoulders -- The arms -- The hands and fingers -- The chest, torso, and belly -- The hips, buttocks, and genitals -- The legs -- The feet.…”

The singing athlete : brain-based training for your voice / Bằng Byrne, Andrew

Mục lục: “…Stories -- Brain basics -- Practice -- Breathing -- Diaphragm -- Exhalation -- Inhalation -- Larynx and palate -- Tongue -- Jaw and teeth -- Nose and skull -- Scars -- Ears -- Eyes -- First brain -- Second brain -- Feeling -- Next steps -- About the author -- Drill worksheet.…”

Face reading : quick & easy / Bằng Webster, Richard, 1946-

Mục lục: “…First things first -- The ears -- The eyebrows and eyes -- The nose -- The mouth and philtrum -- The forehead -- The cheeks -- The jaw and chin -- The hair and hairline -- Moles -- Putting it together -- -- How to read facial expressions. …”

The Movie Book.

The vocal athlete : application and technique for the hybrid singer / Bằng LeBorgne, Wendy DeLeo, Rosenberg, Marci Daniels

Mục lục: “…Stretching and relaxation for tongue and jaw -- Section 2. Training the hybrid singer -- Chapter 5. …”

Anatomy of the moving body : a basic course in bones, muscles, and joints / Bằng Dimon, Theodore, Jr

Mục lục: “…-- Anatomical terminology -- Bones, muscles, and joints -- Head and neck region -- Skull -- Base of the skull and its attachments -- Muscles of the face and jaw -- Suspensory muscles of the larynx -- Tongue -- Muscles of the palate -- Muscles of the throat -- Larynx -- Spine and trunk region -- Anterior muscles of the cervical spine -- Vertebrae of the spine -- Spine and its supporting ligaments -- Muscles of the back: deep layers -- Muscles of the back: middle and superficial layers -- Muscles attaching to the front of the spine -- Thorax and abdomen -- Thorax and muscles of respiration -- Abdominal muscles -- Suspensory muscles of the thorax -- Spiral musculature of the trunk -- Shoulder girdle and upper limb -- Shoulder girdle -- Muscles of the arm and shoulder -- Muscles of the forearm -- Muscles of the hand and wrist -- Intrinsic muscles of the hand -- Pelvis and lower limb -- Pelvic girdle -- Muscles of the pelvis and hip -- Muscles of the thigh -- Knee, lower leg, and ankle -- Muscles of the ankle and foot -- Intrinsic muscles of the foot.…”
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BodyStories A Guide to Experiential Anatomy. Bằng Olsen, Andrea

Mục lục: “…SKULL, JAW AND HYOID BONE -- Story: "Masks" -- To do: Suture massage -- Holding the head -- TMJ joint -- DAY 11 -- AXIAL SKELETON: Skull to Spine -- Story: "On Alert" -- To do: Walking down the spine -- Rolling down the spine -- Rocking the spine -- Caring for your spine -- DAY 12 -- THORAX: The Vertebrae and Ribs -- Story: "Exposure" -- To do: Drawing the vertebrae -- Tracing the ribs -- Tracing ribs, with partner -- DAY 13 -- BREATHING -- Story: "Sigh" -- To do: Breathing with the five lobes of the lungs -- DAY 14 -- SHOULDER GIRDLE -- Story: "Process" -- To do: Shoulder Circles…”
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Spectrum 26 : the best in contemporary fantastic art / Bằng Fleskes, John

Voice : onstage and off / Bằng Barton, Robert, 1945-, Dal Vera, Rocco

Mục lục: “…Note continued: 2.3.The Voice Shrink: vocal use -- how behavior affects voice -- 2.3.1.What you breathe matters -- smoke, dust, allergens, and irritants -- 2.3.2.Dehydration -- 2.3.3.Coughing and throat clearing -- 2.3.4.Shouting, yelling, loud speaking -- 2.3.5.Failure to warm up before extended use and to cool down afterwards -- 2.3.6.Excess tension of the tongue, jaw, and neck muscles -- 2.3.7.Insufficient rest -- 2.3.8.Speaking or singing at vocal extremes -- 2.3.9.Protect your hearing -- 2.4.The Voice Doc -- a medical perspective -- 2.4.1.Vocal hygiene -- 2.4.2.An important note on laryngo-pharyngeal-reflux disease (LPR) -- 2.4.3.Resources for vocal hygiene -- 2.5.Healing breathing -- the source of sound -- 2.5.1.Shallow breathing -- Exercise 2.5.1.1: Observing breathing patterns -- Exercise 2.5.1.2: Finding the full breath -- Exercise 2.5.1.3: Full breath with sound -- 2.5.2.Connecting breath to sound -- avoiding the glottal attack…”