vocal bands

Tone made by the vocal bands is re-inforced by vibration in the chambers of the body, and the connection of these chambers with the outer air sets into vibration the air of the room.

There is no better way, perhaps, to acquire the ability to regulate the air-pressure at the vocal bands than by soft, sustained singing.

Breathing has for its object so far as phonation is concerned no other purpose than to so affect the vocal bands, that the resonance chambers really do resound.

The tone produced by the vibrations alone of the two very small vocal bands must, in the nature of things, be very feeble.

Debloisi records an instance of congenital web of the vocal bands.