192 Barton & Dal Vera | Voice; Onstage and OI
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th the [Ww] conser
iphthong [a0], not the
On the following sentences, practice marking and speaking 1
Drills
1
id Practice Sentences
was he
like a bird.
2. Mark and Tara parked in
3. Robert runs around in rid
4. The instructor
5, Real progress in reducit
6. The vicur ran through a rea
rd to
mur and burp to herself, then turn and chiep
ous purple regs
ised her retroflection, and Roberta reddened,
is yours if you sturve,
ng of our worst t
ing a future of fire and brimstone for us al
7. Boris was fourteen he performed a perfectly articulated
arpeggio on a borrowed French horn,
8. As ever, Robert's private rom
paper and recounted
affairs were reporied
ely scarlet prose in a very graphic
2. “A” Mediations
TABLE 5.7 “A” Mediation
USEIM GENERAL USE ELEVATED USeuN REcavED
IPA/RESPLLNG KEYWORD AMERICAN STANDARD? ——_pROKURCUTION
ly 6 ask faeskl/ask [ask] [oskVahsk
FLAT INTERMEDIATE ROUND
® Since cis sound is aot,
col has been adopted
7 This is another case where directors may
no hey wort or trauliriion puto
Chupter 5 | Refining Your Voice
Hdemifying the Sound/Where It Shows Up
In the fo
Gi
Received Pronunciation. Unfortunately
undergo this vowel shift. Its irregul
is contradictions, For example:
TABLE 5.8 “Ask” /Non-"Ask” Comporison
"ASK" UST ORDS USING TAREE STANDARDS: NONASK" LIST WORDS USING ORE STANDARD ONL:
f=, 2,01 fe}
hand, grand, stand
5S, PASS, BFA, brass,
graph, tele
classic, classical, classify
passage, pas
psychopath, pathological
class, classy
pass, passable, Passover
nger, passive
nes and places,
English Dictionary ot D:
The “Ask” List of Words
A “after” prefixes
abaft aftermath, -s i
advance, -5 Caftome0]
advanced afternoon
afterward, -s
advancement, -slabs
[lebastal
Alabaster
answering
ask,
asked
asking
aunt, -§
blanched
blanching.
blast, -s
blasted
blasting
branched
branching
brat
brass, es
brass ba
Ubrasbend]
brass
bras
brassie, -s (golf)
brassier (more
brassy)
brassiest
brassy
broadcast, -s
c
calf’s-foot
calfskin
calve, -s
calved
ccalves’-feet
calve-skia
calving
asking
cast,
castaway, -§
ast
caster
Castelnau
vol
Castlebar
Castlereagh)
Castleton
castoft,-s
Castor
castor oil
eenotaph, -s
batter,
chatfer (v.)
[ifeta}
cchafliness
chaflin
challless
chatty
chance, -s
chancelle-ry
chancellor, -5
chanceries
chancery
Chancery
chanciest
cchaneing,
chaney
chandler, -s
Chandler
chandlery, ies
chant, -s
chanted
cchantey
cchanties
chanting
Chantrey
ch
y
Chantry
chanty
clasp, -s
195
ped craftsman, -men
lasping
clasp knife, -ves
class, -28
classes
classiex
clas
st
classiness
classing
classman,
classmate
classmen
classroos
classwoman,
commander. -s
commanding, disastrous, “ly
disasteousness i
distaff, -s
commando, -§
counterblast,-s 7
countermanding
craft, -s
craftior draftsman, -men
craftiest draught, '
craftily “draught” prefixes
craftiness draughtier