Hartmut Klinghardt's book "Articulation and Hearing Exercises" from 1897 is a practical reference book on phonetics, aimed at students and teachers among others. Phonetics, as a part of sound theory, examines the factors and components of speech sounds. It is an independent interdisciplinary field that intersects linguistics, biology, acoustics, neuroscience, and medicine. The subject matter of phonetics is spoken language in all its manifestations. In Part 1, Klinghardt describes non-linguistic articulations and sounds, such as clearing the throat, coughing, laughing, or expressions of displeasure and fright, and in Part 2, he discusses linguistic articulations. This is a reprint of the original edition from 1897.