Voice and Articulation
by Kenneth C. Crannell · Wadsworth Publishing
Speech textbook on how the voice is produced and controlled, covering breathing, phonation, resonance, pitch, volume, and the articulation of English vowels and consonants with exercises. Readers learn to diagnose weak vocal habits and build clearer, more sustainable delivery.
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