Do you really need to enunciate on the descant? It's high. It should be okay if you hit the note and just approximate the consonants, right? After all, the congregation is supplying the words and sufficient enunciation.
Andrew and I butchered our first animal on Wednesday. I didn't throw up. Good for me. Lesson #1 -- the knife needs to be sharp. Lesson #2 -- intestines are funny. Lesson #3 -- some lessons are learned easier from a teacher than from a book.
It's snowing on a global-warming conference. Psalm 2: God sits in His heaven and laughs.
The nice thing about having two identical DVD players is that losing the DVD remote doesn't mean you can't use the machine. You just hijack the other machine's remote. (What happens when the second remote goes missing??)
An incident with Glenda's grocery receipt makes for a funny joke for Lutherans and other liturgical types.
Friday, December 18, 2009
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>Do you really need to enunciate on the descant?
ReplyDeleteNo. My husband tells his descanters to modify the vowels and leave out consonants as needed. As you point out, the words are being provided in the melody.
And remember . . . Some desCAN, and some desCAN'T. Sounds like you're one of the former!