Voice (disambiguation)
The human voice consists of sound made by a human being using the vocal tract.
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Voice may also refer to:
- Voice (grammar), of a verb
- Voice (music), or part, a single strand of music within a larger ensemble or composition
- Voice (phonetics), in phonetics and phonology
Arts, entertainment and media
Music
Groups
- Voice (duo), a Cypriot musical group
- Voice, a vocal quartet of Julie Tippetts, Maggie Nicols, Phil Minton, and Brian Eley
Albums and EPs
- Voice (Alison Moyet album), 2004
- Voice (Barratt Band album), 1983
- Voice (CNBLUE EP), 2009
- Voice (Emi Hinouchi album), 2011
- Voice (Hiromi album), 2011
- Voice (Hound Dog album), 1990
- Voice (Mika Nakashima album), 2008
- Voice (Neal Schon album), 2001
- Voice (Onew EP), 2018
- Voice (Taeyeon EP), 2019
- Voice (An Acoustic Collection), by Delerium, 2010
- Voice – The Best of Beverley Knight, 2006
Songs and compositions
- "Voice" (Perfume song), 2010
- "Voice" (Porno Graffitti song), 2001
- "Voice", a 2012 song by Korean singer Baek Ji-young
- "Voices", a song from the series Macross Plus
- "Voice", a 1998 song by VNV Nation from Praise the Fallen
- Voice, a composition for solo flute by Toru Takemitsu, 1971
Film and television
- Voice (film), a 2005 South Korean film
- Voice, a 2017 South Korean TV series
- Voice – Danmarks største stemme, a Danish reality singing competition
Other uses in arts and entertainment
- Character's voice, a character's manner of speech
- Voice acting
- Voice (manga), later Voiceful
- Writer's voice
Organisations
- Voice (Czech political party)
- Voice (Ukrainian political party)
- Victims of Immigration Crime Engagement, a U.S. government agency
- Voice (trade union), a British trade union
- Voice (Indiana), an American anti-tobacco initiative
Other uses
- Vaginal and Oral Interventions to Control the Epidemic (VOICE), a clinical trial
- Voice, editions of Lerner Newspapers
- Voice, weekly newspaper published by Australian Labor Party (Tasmanian Branch) 1951–1953 (renamed from People's Voice, 1925–1931)
See also
- All pages with titles beginning with Voice
- All pages with titles containing Voice
- The Voice (disambiguation)
- Voices (disambiguation)
- Voicing (disambiguation)
- Vocal music
- Singing
- Victims of Iranian Censorship Act, also known as VOICE Act
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