Puppets and Vocal Characterization

Filling a Space With Sound

• Projection

• Articulation

• Rate

• Pitch

• Tone

The clear and precise pronunciation of words

• Projection

• Articulation

• Rate

• Pitch

• Tone

How slow or fast we speak

• Projection

• Articulation

• Rate

• Pitch

• Tone

How high or low we speak

• Projection

• Articulation

• Rate

• Pitch

• Tone

The emotions we use in our voice

• Projection

• Articulation

• Rate

• Pitch

• Tone

The part of the body that carries air from the lung

• Trachea

• Diaphragm

• Vocal Folds/Chords

The part of the body that vibrates the air to create sound

• Trachea

• Diaphragm

• Vocal Folds/Chords

The muscle below the lungs that allows you to "push" air out and controls breathing

• Trachea

• Diaphragm

• Vocal Folds/Chords

The raw sound “bounces around” in the resonators to create a richer, fuller sound. The following body parts are considered resonators:

• chest, throat, mouth, head, nasal cavity

• lips, teeth, tongue, jaw, paletes,

Sound goes through the articulators to be turned into clear speech. Which of the following are the articulators?

• chest, throat, mouth, head, nasal cavity

• lips, teeth, tongue, jaw, paletes,