Writing a Book on Accents
From Tyler: I’ve been thinking lately about writing a book on accent acquisition. Which has mostly resulted in me […]
accents
accents, Oral posture, phonetics, physicality, questions, roots, teaching, transcription, Vocal tract posture
Actors Be Damned! (or: What I Don’t Think)—What Is the Value of (Super) Narrow Transcription?
All actors should learn narrow transcription. And I mean super narrow, with multiple diacritics hanging off of every symbol like
accents, conventions, Principles (perhaps)
Time Put In
I’m looking forward to 2016 KTS Teacher Certification in June. Not only will I have the opportunity to discuss the
accents, exercises, fun, Oral posture, physicality, Vocal tract posture
Vocal Tract Posture and Four-Year-Olds
A version of this post was previously published in The VASTA Voice. Getting the vocal tract posture of a language
accents, Oral posture, Principles (perhaps), Vocal tract posture
Accent Coach Apologizes for Offending an Entire People! Read all about it!
In 2011 I was approached by an online “how-to” site to do a series of 2-5 minute “teaser” accent videos.
accents, phonetics
Collecting accents
I wrote a thing. Two things, I guess: two short texts for eliciting useful accent samples. Here they are: Dali’s
accents, deep in the weeds, questions, roots, standard language ideology
General American Revisited
I want to share with you a short series of long e-mails between Erik Singer and me on the