RESONANCE

The fundamental laryngeal note is by itself, of a thin and reedy quality. 
However, when transmined to the resonatng chambers it develops tone and 
richness.

The resonators of the human voice are those air filled cavities situated 
above and below the vocal folds to which the sound waves have access.

These are the nose, mouth, throat, sinuses, and upper chest. 

The male voice tends to rely on chest resonance. It is therefore important 
to develop more head resonance

Thinking the voice forward is an important concept.

Humming helps to develop forward resonance. Feel the air waves vibrating in 
the mask of the face and on lightly closed lips. 

Establish a light hum with maximum buzz sensation:

•Hmmmmmmmm

Do the same on:
•Knnnnnnnnnnnn
•Kngngngngngng

Now turn the nasal buzzing sound into the first sound of a word:

Mmmmore	Mmmine	Mmmmorning
Nnnnine	Mmmary	Mmmmoira
Mmmmoon	Nnnnear	Nnnnow
Mmmmany	Mmmmoney	Nnname

Remember to keep the throat open and the jaw relaxed. following phrases:

more money 	new dawning	mention me 
never raining 	mere mammals	my memory 
Manawatu morning 	mellow evening	much more 
nearly done 	not a note	not now 
never raining 	more music	no more 
marmalade muffins	my mother	many more