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In this video, we explore the larynx and its role in voice production, with a focus on how it relates to vocal feminization and voice training in general.
The larynx (or “voice box”) is a small but highly mobile structure in the throat that plays a central role in how sound is produced, shaped, and perceived. It is constantly adjusting during speech, singing, breathing, and swallowing, and works in coordination with surrounding muscles, the tongue, and the hyoid bone.
In this breakdown, we cover:
What the larynx is and where it is located
How the intrinsic and extrinsic laryngeal muscles function
The natural movement of the larynx during speech and pitch changes
The relationship between the larynx, tongue, and hyoid bone
How laryngeal position relates to resonance and vocal quality
A simple framework for understanding movement vs. tension in voice work
This video is designed to make the anatomy and function of the larynx easier to understand, especially for anyone exploring voice training, vocal technique, or gender-affirming voice work.
Understanding how your voice system actually works can help you make more informed and sustainable changes in your vocal practice.
0:00 intro
0:48 what is the larynx?
2:55 how the larynx moves
7:37 optimal larynx position
9:54 practice moving the larynx
12:10 summary
✨ Work with me:
FREE 5-Day Voice Discovery Challenge → https://www.voicebyoliviavocalfeminizationecourse.com/courses/5dayvoicediscoverychallenge
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Join my free 5-Day Voice Discovery Challenge →
https://www.voicebyoliviavocalfeminizationecourse.com/courses/5dayvoicediscoverychallenge
In this video, we explore the larynx and its role in voice production, with a focus on how it relates to vocal feminization and voice training in general.
The larynx (or “voice box”) is a small but highly mobile structure in the throat that plays a central role in how sound is produced, shaped, and perceived. It is constantly adjusting during speech, singing, breathing, and swallowing, and works in coordination with surrounding muscles, the tongue, and the hyoid bone.
In this breakdown, we cover:
What the larynx is and where it is located
How the intrinsic and extrinsic laryngeal muscles function
The natural movement of the larynx during speech and pitch changes
The relationship between the larynx, tongue, and hyoid bone
How laryngeal position relates to resonance and vocal quality
A simple framework for understanding movement vs. tension in voice work
This video is designed to make the anatomy and function of the larynx easier to understand, especially for anyone exploring voice training, vocal technique, or gender-affirming voice work.
Understanding how your voice system actually works can help you make more informed and sustainable changes in your vocal practice.
0:00 intro
0:48 what is the larynx?
2:55 how the larynx moves
7:37 optimal larynx position
9:54 practice moving the larynx
12:10 summary
✨ Work with me:
FREE 5-Day Voice Discovery Challenge → https://www.voicebyoliviavocalfeminizationecourse.com/courses/5dayvoicediscoverychallenge
Voice Feminization E-Course → https://www.oliviamflanigan.com/vocalfeminizationecourse
Website → https://www.oliviamflanigan.com/
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