EPISODE · Apr 17, 2011 · 26 MIN
Episode 33
from The Diction Police · host Ellen Rissinger
In the second episode of our two-part discussion of French liaison, Dr. Francois Germain takes us through the text of "Chanson triste", with a focus on verbs in the future tense as well as the pronunciation of consonants in liaison. Chanson triste is one of Henri Duparc's early songs, set to a text by Henri Cazalis under the penname of Jean Lahor. The score to Chanson triste is also available online at the International Music Score Library--make sure that you know the copyright laws of your country before you download anything, in most of the world copyright is held 50-70 years after the composer's death. Please feel free to contact me with questions, comments or suggestions here, at the Facebook page, or directly at [email protected]
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In the second episode of our two-part discussion of French liaison, Dr. Francois Germain takes us through the text of "Chanson triste", with a focus on verbs in the future tense as well as the pronunciation of consonants in liaison. www.thedictionpolice.com
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