Voice Masters Q&A "Genioglossus Muscle at Work" with Philippe Hall & Wolfgang Saus

Описание: Philippe Hall & Wolfgang Saus discuss a question asked by the audience during the Voice Masters Q&A "Overtone Singing Part 2" on January 23, 2020

Q: When classical teachers discuss maintaining an open throat, they often speak of avoiding constriction in the pharynx. Your MRI demo, though, seems to show that agility in the back of the tongue is equally or perhaps even more important in achieving "front to back" space behind the tongue. Is that the genioglossus muscle at work?

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