German lyric diction workbook : a graded method of phonetic transcription that employs frequently occurring words from German art song literature : student manual / Cheri Montgomery.

Author/creator Montgomery, Cheri
Format Book
EditionFifth edition.
Publication InfoNashville, TN : S.T.M. Publishers, 2015.
Descriptionix, 242 pages ; 28 cm
Subjects

Contents Classification of symbols. Terms ; Pronunciation guide ; Consonant charts ; Application of rules ; Vowel charts/application -- Voiced alveolar trill [r] and vowel -- Voiceless palatal fricative [c] and voiceless velar fricative [x] -- Long closed front [i:], short open front [I], [h], and glottal stop -- Long closed front [e:], short open front, schwa, [v] and [f] -- Long closed back [u:], short open back, [f], [s], and the Eszett [ss] -- Long closed back [o:], short open back, [z] and [ts] -- Long closed mixed [y:], short open mixed [Y], [j], final -ie and -ik and consonant blends with p -- Long closed mixed [o with a backwards slash:], short open mixed [oe], [n] and [k] -- Long dark [a:], short bright [a], long open front [E:], short open front [E] and th -- Diphthongs: [ae], [ao] and [upside down c and o with a backwards slash], unvoicing of b, d, g and the sounds of c -- Identifying multiple elements -- Open vowel prefixes and prefixes with diphthongs -- Closed vowel prefixes -- Suffixes -- Inflectional endings -- Truncated words -- Compound words -- Transcription within the phrase -- Phrases from German art literature -- Review of enunciation rules -- Review of transcription rules -- Closed and open vowel exception words -- German vowel chart.
Abstract The German lyric diction workbook was created from the lyrics of more than 1,200 art songs. Lyric words were organized in order of frequency of occurrence. The most frequently occurring words are short in length and appear in the enunciation exercises. Other commonly occurring lyric words are introduced in graded order and categorized according to German speech sounds as defined by the International Phonetic Alphabet. A study of articulatory phonetics is provided. It includes consonant and vowel charts for student application and definition of terms.
General noteThe chapters include sections on listening assignments, enunciation exercises, rules for transcriptions, application of rules, and individual exercises.
Bibliography noteIncludes bibliographical references (page 242).
Genre/formProblems and exercises.
ISBN9780981882963
ISBN098188296X

Availability

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Music Music Stacks MT883 .M666 2015 ✔ Available Place Hold