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French Diction Tutorial of "Mandoline" by Fauré
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French diction tutorial of : Mandoline
Composer : Fauré
Poet : Verlaine
A quick note about the IPA subtitles. The symbol "~" is what I use for both liaison and legato linking. The standard way of writing out the IPA is somewhat unsatisfactory. For example the IPA for:
Les américains (the Americans) would normally be written:
[lez ameʀikε̃] or [le zameʀikε̃]
but I prefer [le~z~ameʀikε̃]
with the liaison consonant in between two "~"s. In this way, one is able to pronounce each word separately, yet good legato is encouraged when said together.
As every syllable begins with a consonant, the use of the symbol "~" used for linking is shown in the following way. The IPA for:
par exemple (for example) will be written as:
[paʀ~εgzɑ̃pl]
Of course, it is understood that there is no rest in the music between these two words.
When it comes to the French pronunciation used, I always gave deference to that which was given by the Dictionnaire Larousse (larousse.fr/).
This includes the pronounciation for such words as:
"les" larousse.fr/dictionnaires/francais-anglais/le/6…
"là-bas" larousse.fr/dictionnaires/francais-anglais/l%C3…
"heureux" larousse.fr/dictionnaires/francais-anglais/heur…
and the like.
email me at [email protected] for details!
French diction tutorial of : Mandoline
Composer : Fauré
Poet : Verlaine
A quick note about the IPA subtitles. The symbol "~" is what I use for both liaison and legato linking. The standard way of writing out the IPA is somewhat unsatisfactory. For example the IPA for:
Les américains (the Americans) would normally be written:
[lez ameʀikε̃] or [le zameʀikε̃]
but I prefer [le~z~ameʀikε̃]
with the liaison consonant in between two "~"s. In this way, one is able to pronounce each word separately, yet good legato is encouraged when said together.
As every syllable begins with a consonant, the use of the symbol "~" used for linking is shown in the following way. The IPA for:
par exemple (for example) will be written as:
[paʀ~εgzɑ̃pl]
Of course, it is understood that there is no rest in the music between these two words.
When it comes to the French pronunciation used, I always gave deference to that which was given by the Dictionnaire Larousse (larousse.fr/).
This includes the pronounciation for such words as:
"les" larousse.fr/dictionnaires/francais-anglais/le/6…
"là-bas" larousse.fr/dictionnaires/francais-anglais/l%C3…
"heureux" larousse.fr/dictionnaires/francais-anglais/heur…
and the like.
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French Diction For Singers published this 2:48 video tutorial on November 4, 2013. It has been watched 25,155 times on YouTube.
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