> A reply to the rest:
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> Heh, that's the problem, It HAS to be in english. Honestly, in
> Luke Havregal you have an A4 with the word "Flames", that is Feh-
> eeems and the "eh" never gets to be open (that's the way english is)
> like it would in Italian, thus the sound is always in danger of being
> thrown to the back, AND if you choose to help yourself by turning it
> into an Italian e, the judges say you're not using the correct
> diction.
James here.....
Nope. One has to modify the vowel above the second passage, there is no way
around this. No one expects diction (in terms of vowels) to be exact above
the staff.
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