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Essential Speaking Skills
All about the art of public speaking.

Chapter 1 : Tonality - the essence

Your tonality is very important, because you are using your voice to persuade others. If your voice isn't pleasant to listen to, who is going to sit and listen to it long enough for you to get what you want. Also, you need to be able to effectively control your voice in order to use techniques such as embedded commands and voice pacing.

The Speaking Effective English lesson on Tonality is divided into :

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This entry was posted by Erick C. Vice, on Saturday, January 20, 2007.

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