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The 22 pages that link to Vocal folds, each with the reason it gives.

• Vocal rangeBroader topic: Vocal-fold vibration generates the fundamental pitches that define range endpoints.

• LarynxBroader topic: Airflow sets them vibrating to generate the larynx’s sound source.

• Vocal registerBroader topic: Their changing mass, tension, and contact shape register-specific vibration.

• Vocal pedagogyBroader topic: Their vibration is the source of sung tone and a focus of vocal training.

• SingingBroader topic: Their vibration creates the sound source whose pitch singers control.

• Vocal performanceBroader topic: Their vibration is the primary sound source for ordinary singing.

• PassaggioBroader topic: Changes in vocal-fold vibration help shape register transitions.

• FalsettoBroader topic: Falsetto involves a different vibratory pattern of these tissues than typical modal production.

• Messa di voceBroader topic: Their vibration must remain stable as the singer increases and reduces vocal intensity.

• Vocal deliveryBroader topic: Their vibration generates the sound that singers shape into different vocal qualities.

• Human voiceBroader topic: Their vibration supplies the voiced sound that the rest of the vocal system shapes.

• Vocal registrationBroader topic: Their vibration patterns and degree of engagement help distinguish vocal registers.

• KazooBroader topic: Their vibration creates the voiced sound that excites the kazoo membrane.

• MutenessBroader topic: Their vibration is one physical step required for ordinary voiced speech.