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by vanthien
14 Aug 2009 04:16
Forum: Musical questions
Topic: Renaissance Spanish pronunciation
Replies: 5
Views: 10136

Re: Renaissance Spanish pronunciation

That's terrific. Thanks, Carlos!
by vanthien
13 Aug 2009 19:51
Forum: Musical questions
Topic: Renaissance Spanish pronunciation
Replies: 5
Views: 10136

Re: Renaissance Spanish pronunciation

Castillian, yes of course. Too fast with the keyboard and too slow with the brain!
I suspect Chanticleer sings it like they do because they're Californian and enjoy major Mexican influence?
Thanks for your suggestion. That's what I ll take to my next rehearsal!
by vanthien
13 Aug 2009 17:06
Forum: Musical questions
Topic: Renaissance Spanish pronunciation
Replies: 5
Views: 10136

Renaissance Spanish pronunciation

A question related to the earlier topic "Renaissance Spanish translation", related to the same song in fact, but now I'd like to know about pronunciation. During rehearsal last night, we were debating which form of Spanish we should be using to sing "A Un Nino Llorando". The male...
by vanthien
03 Jul 2009 20:50
Forum: Musical questions
Topic: Renaissance Spanish translation
Replies: 3
Views: 10221

Re: Renaissance Spanish translation

Thanks Carlos, for the quick reaction. Muchos gracias!
Frank :D
by vanthien
03 Jul 2009 19:39
Forum: Musical questions
Topic: Renaissance Spanish translation
Replies: 3
Views: 10221

Renaissance Spanish translation

Hi, I'd like to fine-tune a translation for a fine Spanish carol, A Un Nino Llorando Al Hielo by Francisco Guerrero (1528 – 1599). Due to my limited knowledge of Spanish - especially Renaissance Spanish - I resorted to an online machine translator, which gives me the gist of the lyrics, but this obv...