Chris Neel Narration Demo

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Chris Neel

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Description

This demo is a compilation of the following narration genres:
1) Education Module: Blackboard style, discussion to college students or professors regarding differentiated instruction to early learners
2) How to play the trumpet (e-learning and/or audio workshop)
3) \"History of Jazz\" documentary style
4) Religious discussion of Welcome Centers (audiobook, e-learning)
5) Instructional: How to take Insulin

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Vocal Characteristics

Language

English

Voice Age

Middle Aged (35-54)

Accents

North American (General)

Transcript

Note: Transcripts are generated using speech recognition software and may contain errors.
The purpose of this study was to examine the effects of providing supplemental literacy instruction to first grade students. Specifically, students received one hour of daily instruction in literacy comprehension, written composition and language development in small groups. Playing the trumpet is a combination of how you knew there through the instrument. Form your mouth and buzz your lips. And this works up will cover five basic principles. Keeping your airflow constant, producing low notes by forming your mouth as you would when you say a short a shaping your mouth as you do when you say a long E to produce high notes, slurring to ship from one note to another and learning the valve combinations. Okay, let's begin our practice Welcome centers have a foundational assumption created by the virtue of their design. Some are quite elaborate constructions in the middle of atriums and concourses. That's not a welcome station. It's a help desk. It puts the entire onus on the guests. Having greeters who actively meet first time guests is most effective. The history of jazz can be traced back to the United States in the early part of the 20th century, from ragtime and blues, too big band and bebop jazz is the original American music. A strong rhythm, blue notes, solos, Colin response patterns and improvisation all characterized jazz music. These characteristics have blended together to give jazz. It's inventive style and musical genius. As you prepare to take your insulin, gather your supplies. The insulin should be given at room temperature. If refrigerated, take it out 30 minutes before the injection. Some types of insulin can be mixed with each other in one syringe, but not all. Console with your provider or pharmacist about this. Always use the same brands and types of supplies do not use expired insulin.