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Singing in Latin: Consonants

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Tags: lent, technique, voice

In part two of our series on singing in Latin, Anna Betancourt teaches the pronunciation rules for Latin consonants.

For more help with singing in Latin, check out her video on how to sing Latin vowels.

Singing in Latin is an important skill for Catholic church musicians. Proper pronunciation ensures clarity and a unified sound that honors the tradition and meaning of the text.

Anna Betancourt is a professional singer, songwriter, music director, and workshop presenter with more than 35 years of experience working with various choirs. Her voice can be heard on more than 50 recordings, including her own collection of Spanish music published through OCP.

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