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EPISODE · Apr 30, 2010 · 49 MIN

Episode 5

from The Diction Police · host Ellen Rissinger

In Episode 5 we talk with Nathalie de Montmollin about French Diction in 2 Fauré songs, Mai and Aprés un rêve. We specifically talk about the letters E and I, mute E, the nasal vowels, and some rules about obligatory, forbidden and optional liaison. You'll see this is a longer episode--I've also included an interview with Philip Shepard, author of What the Fach?!, on working in opera in the German-speaking countries and in the US for both singers and coaches, and there was so much useful information that I hope you will forgive me for going well over the half-hour time limit!  You can find the texts the LiederNet Archive by clicking on the song titles. For more information about the French liaison, I found a website with a complete list of liaison rules in French here. If you have any questions or comments, please feel free to contact me here, at the Facebook page, on Twitter or email me at [email protected]

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In Episode 5 we talk with Nathalie de Montmollin about the French Diction in 2 Fauré songs, Mai and Aprés un Rêve. We specifically talk about the letters E and I, mute E, the nasal vowels, and some rules about obligatory, forbidden and optional liaison. You'll see this is a longer episode--I've also included an interview with Philip Shepard, author of What the Fach?! www.thedictionpolice.com

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