vocal bands

Such vocal bands are clumsy in movement, as the arms or any other part would be if thus swollen.

The little concavity between the false vocal bands above and the true vocal bands below is termed the ventricle of the larynx.

The movements of the vocal bands are nearly all determined by the movements of these cartilages, which have a swivel-like action.

Such elastic tissue is, however, the very material for the construction of vocal bands, as they require to be firm yet elastic.

The true vocal bands are placed much as they are when a barytone is singing a very low tone.