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We leave this blog up to honor Clinton Detweiler's career as a ventriloquist, instructor, and figuremaker.
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I find a great way to practice is at church.
ReplyDeleteEither sing a whole song without moving my lips OR sing one line with movement & one without throughout the whole song. I find it far easier to sing words because it's a "smooth" way of "saying" words - maybe I need to learn to speak smoothly - what do you think??
I say thats a very good question with various answers, because each person speaks differently. I would be great for you to speak slowly and clearly, singing is a wonderful way to speak because its leesss strain on the vocal cords and that makes it easier for you as a ventriloquist...well whatever you do besat of luck....
ReplyDeleteI thought I was getting pritty good at Venting, but after shaving off my Mustache and beard, I found out differant, Guess who is growing back the Mustache and beard, Have a great Holidays, William C. Duff
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