Speech after the Removal of the Larynx

Recorded in 1964 by Harm A. Drost, this album demonstrates the evolving developments in artificial voice creation after the removal of the larynx. After a growing interest in artificial voice production, Drost deemed that "A phonograph record demonstrating some of these forms of speech in which sounds are created without the use of vocal cords therefore seemed to us a useful contribution." The album walks the listener through the different available methods. Liner notes include detailed information on each method demonstrated in the tracks.

Track Listing

101	Coloratura Soprano Singer Harm A. Drost	01:06
102	Man without Larynx Harm A. Drost	00:47
103	Buccal Speech Harm A. Drost	01:04
104	Parabuccal Speech / Singing Voice Harm A. Drost	03:40
105	Glossopharyngeal Speech / Frogsound Harm A. Drost	01:35
106	Esophageal Voice (1) Harm A. Drost	04:20
201	Esophageal Voice (2) Harm A. Drost	00:30
202	Injection - Basic Sound Harm A. Drost	00:15
203	Basic Sound of the Esophageal Voice Harm A. Drost	00:32
204	Esophageal Voice an Octave Lower Harm A. Drost	00:34
205	Esophageal Voice by Telephone Harm A. Drost	02:18
206	Larynxophone / Singing Voice with Larynxophone Harm A. Drost	02:17
207	Pipa di Tichioni Harm A. Drost	01:45
208	Western Electric Harm A. Drost	01:30