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    His name was Elias and he had been doing his math homework, he was in math 5. I asked him why he studied at Amberlight over the AB study lounge. He told me “It’s closer to my dorm and it’s still quieter than my dorm. Plus, it’s still a study lounge.” I learned that some people don’t really mind the loudness of the people who come down here. He still got his work down, so Amberlight is still an ideal place to study. The den part was his favorite place. He said he liked it because it was a more convenient and private place to study. Amberlight can still serve a as a good study…

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    going to the supermarket in Mexico where people are shouting “bring bread” or “I will go and get the vegetables” or some other directions. In the U.S. everyone mind their own business and shouting is not a common thing. I was very self-conscious of my loudness but my mom is not of hers. That’s why I knew it was not the time to disappear. When we are in the supermarket I have a tendency of getting lost for 5 minutes and then return with a bunch of products, it is a common thing for my mom to…

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    It was very late at night. I was not a hundred percent sure what time it was. If I were to guess, I would say that it was 11:30. As I was thinking to myself, I said "Wow it is really late I need to go to bed". As I was getting ready to lie down I heard a loud bang. I thought that maybe it was my neighbors, since they are always working on things at all hours of the day and night. When I heard another loud noise, a short time later I decided to go back downstairs to see for myself what it could…

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    It all started one morning I was getting up and going in the kitchen to get coffee. I heard a silent groan and I got scared. I went and checked what it was and I saw a man who looked like he got burnt. So I slowly went back in my room and woke up my husband Junior. When I woke him up he was confused on why I was so scared. That’s when he sat up and asked me what happened. I froze in a dead because I was too scared. Then I started stuttering because I was trying to explain it. “I I I saw a guy…

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    Ramig, L. O., Sapir, S., Fox, C., & Countryman, S. (2001). Changes in vocal loudness following intensive voice treatment (LSVT®) in individuals with Parkinson 's disease: A comparison with untreated patients and normal age‐matched controls. Movement Disorders, 16(1), 79-83. Summary of the Research Study The research study addressed the efficacy of a voice treatment in improving the loudness of speech for people with Parkinson’s disease. For individuals with Parkinson’s disease it is common for…

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    the cold of winter takes over representing death. The intensity of the message was felt by all of the performers, especially Janine Jansen whose expressions were easily read during the concert. This connection was felt between all of the violinists, the cellists, and the harpsichord player. There was clear nonverbal communication between the number one violin and cello player and their ability to play in perfect unison was outstanding. Conclusion The interpretation of Vivaldi’s Four Seasons by…

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    When using this loud speech, the patient improves respiratory support, articulation, facial expression and animation (Stemple, Roy and Klaben, 2014). The LSVT approach are important techniques for improving voice quality. How and Why Lee Silverman Voice Treatment is performed When using LSVT, the patient needs to follow 5 main concepts (Stemple, Roy and Klaben, 2014). According to Stemple, Roy and Klaben (2014), the first concept is to “think loud, think shout”, the second concept is “speech…

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    move as sound waves pass by, in denser materials. Sound is slowed down by this. For example, if someone tapped on a steel pipe, the sounds would travel through the pipes at a speed of 5,200m/s. This is almost four times faster than the speed of sound in lead. Steel is both stiffer and less dense than lead, so the speed of sound in steel is greater than in lead. Frequency / Pitch The pitch is the degree of highness or lowness on a tone. It depends on the frequency of the sound wave. Loudness…

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    E.g. if you are working in a very noisy office then it’s difficult to hear your low and soft voice. Your speech therapist can help you with problems like eating, swallowing and drooling. The therapy can become more intensive in these situations. They can also suggest some equipments and tools to help with certain problems. Lee Silverman Voice Treatment – It is a kind of speech therapy made mainly for Parkinson’s affected people. It is concerned with improving voice loudness to help in daily…

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    tempo. Tempo is an Italian word that indicates the speed of a particular piece. The tempo in “What a Wonderful Word” is slow to start and then picks up around the one minute and fifteen second mark. Rhythm is defined as the pattern of sound and beats in the music. Just before the tempo picks up, the flute is in rhythm with Armstrong’s voice, which creates a harmony. Texture is another key element in music because it is the ability to distinguish one voice or instrument from another. I do not…

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