Rachmaninov: Ave Maria

[Bob Johnson]

Also, and correct me if I'm wrong people, the fortunate thing about singing
this is that you can use a simple pronunciation key...maybe from wikipedia?
In singing like this, I'm fairly certain that it is pronounced as it is
written, not as it is spoken.

Cheers,
Robert Johnson


On 1/16/07, Mogens Jensen <Mogens.Jensen at skolekom.dk> wrote:
>
> Dear Seelangers
> A local choir will like to perform Rachmaninov: "Ave Maria".
> In english the first words in transscription look as follows:
>
> Bôgôroditse Deyvo, raduissya Blagôdatnaya Mariye
>
> Can anyone help me with the russian text ?
> (I have been asked to teach a proper pronunciation...)
> Best regards, Mogens Jensen, Denmark
>
>
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