1. Glides
For speaking, not flying.

4. Quiz on Monday
November 21, 2011

5. Glides: Defined
• A glide is a consonant whose sound is characterized by a
movement of the articulators from one position to another.
Glides are sometimes referred to as semi-vowels or semi
consonants.

6. [r] [ r ]
• [r] Voiced – Palatal – Glide
• [ r ] voiced – aveolar glide
These are the consonant sounds of “r” in English, the
“American” or “touched” [r] and the British or “flipped” [r]. The
choice between these is a matter of textual and musical styles as
well as one of personal taste. The “rolled r” is not appropriate
in singing English except for dramatic or comic effect.
SPELLINGS: rod
1. The crooked straight and the rough places plain
2. Angels from the realms of glory
3. Bright is the ring of words when the right man rings them.

7. Bright is the ring of words . . .

8. [j]
• Three names: VOICED – PALATAL – GLIDE
• Sound in Context: young, beyond
• Spellings: alleluia, hallelujah, use, yes
• Practice Phrases:
1. Comfort ye, comfort ye my people, saith your God.
2. If with all your hearts ye truly seek me.
3. Rejoice, ye pure in heart.
New = [nju]
Endure = [ɛndju3]
Your = [jʊ3]

9. See 1:00

10. Which old witch
[???] [????]

11. [w]
• VOICED – BILABIAL – GLIDE
• Sound in context: one, won
• Practice Phrases:
1. Whether the weather be fire
2. Blow, blow, thou winter wind
3. I wonder as I wander

12. [hw]
• NOISY – BILABIAL – GLIDE
• Sound in context: which, awhile
• Practice phrases:
1. A savior, which is Christ the Lord
2. Music for awhile
3. Which old witch, the wicked witch.

13. I wonder as I wander
• Vanessa: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8RbX6jW5YSk
• Alfie: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T2k2_CovikU
• Jimmy: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_wAeUiypakM