voice, n.Definitions

The Voice is a second face.

The Voice is the most beautiful instrument of all, but the most difficult to play.

Voice is the variable ability (based on power and personal standing) to be heard when communicating.

Voice is that which on all such occasions the accent and tempo of the voice are more important than the intelligible meaning of what was said . . . And they are addressed to our lives more than to our minds.

Voice is that by which the norm itself cannot be implemented without some 'personal touch' : The slight trespassing which is the mark of individuality: The voice without side-effects ceases to be a 'normal' voice.

Voice is the the oldest, truest, most beautiful organ of music, the origin to which alone our music owes its being.

The Voice is such that the norm requires some 'personal touch' such that the voice without side-effects ceases to be a 'normal' voice.

Voice is not just the voice we hear that haunts us, but the voice that goes on echoing in our minds, forming our habits of speech, our processes of thought.