Manon MASSENET Aria - Suis je gentille ainsi? Je marche sur tous les chemins; french diction guide
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- Manon MASSENET - Soprano Recit + Aria Suis je gentille ainsi? Je marche sur tous les chemins
Pronunciation guide with score animation and translation (part B), by french vocal coach.
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How to pronounce french to sing opera arias and sound french? Enjoy this practical and easy tutorial : lyrics clearly spoken by a native singer and vocal coach. In 2 parts (levels A and B) for beginners or students, for international competition or role preparation.
00:00 A level = Diction guide - Recit. "Suis-je gentille ainsi"
01:29 (A) Aria "Je marche sur tous les chemins"
02:35 (A) "Mes chevaux courent à grand pas"
03:56 (A) "Autour de moi tout doit fleurir"
05:21 B level = clearly spoken text - with pictures and english translation
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A level : in the first part, step by step, I have made the choice of a quite sustained voice : a little moving in the frequencies, but freely, not the same way as in the aria. You can make it your own way, of course.
- B level : In the second part, I have simply “spoken” the text. When you know the text by heart this way, you don’t need the first part anymore ! The images are intended to help imagination and memorization. (With english translation)
For the french [r] : you can flip it (just one flip, don’t make a heavy roll), especially for classical singing. I suggest this choice because it’s historically correct, more understandable, and because it’s easier. Here I used the french spoken [r], so you can hear what it sounds like from a native.
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Please listen to that special french [ə] : “Je”. It’s quite close to the open [œ] “peur” when sung.
Of course it can be closed like an [ø] when spoken, like “deux”, but preferably not in an opera which requires formal language.
In fact it’s between [ø] and [œ] : if one must choose, definitely prefer the latter !
You are welcome to vote for the next aria ! ✍
Hello !!! thank you for the Wonderful channel and analysis of arias in French! this is very important!) if is an opportunity to record more arias: Poulenc aria of Tiresia from the opera ‘’Les Mamelles de Tirésias. ” and arias of Maria from the opera G.Donizetti “La fille de regiment”
Thank You very much 🌸👏🏻🎼🙏🙋🏻♀️
@@PelageyaKurennayasoprano спасибо 💐 ! I take a note about Poulenc and Donizetti 🍀
Спасибо большое 🌸🙏🤩Thank You so much Dear Florence😊🎼🤗👍
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