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    Choral Speaking: Making Poetry Come To LIFE

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    Choral speaking is the recitation of poetry or prose by a group of speakers. It can be performed in different styles such as unison, where the group speaks together; antiphonally, where two groups speak in contrast; or with a leader and chorus. Other techniques include using men's and women's voices, speaking in rounds, incorporating movement, repetition, or placement and movement of the audience for different effects. The document provides tips on techniques for choral speaking including volume, pitch, pauses, and emphasis.

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    Choral Speaking: Making Poetry Come To LIFE

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    Choral speaking is the recitation of poetry or prose by a group of speakers. It can be performed in different styles such as unison, where the group speaks together; antiphonally, where two groups speak in contrast; or with a leader and chorus. Other techniques include using men's and women's voices, speaking in rounds, incorporating movement, repetition, or placement and movement of the audience for different effects. The document provides tips on techniques for choral speaking including volume, pitch, pauses, and emphasis.

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    Choral speaking is the recitation of poetry or prose by a group of speakers. It can be performed in different styles such as unison, where the group speaks together; antiphonally, where two groups speak in contrast; or with a leader and chorus. Other techniques include using men's and women's voices, speaking in rounds, incorporating movement, repetition, or placement and movement of the audience for different effects. The document provides tips on techniques for choral speaking including volume, pitch, pauses, and emphasis.

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    Choral Speaking: Making Poetry Come To LIFE

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    Choral speaking is the recitation of poetry or prose by a group of speakers. It can be performed in different styles such as unison, where the group speaks together; antiphonally, where two groups speak in contrast; or with a leader and chorus. Other techniques include using men's and women's voices, speaking in rounds, incorporating movement, repetition, or placement and movement of the audience for different effects. The document provides tips on techniques for choral speaking including volume, pitch, pauses, and emphasis.

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    CHORAL

    SPEAKING
    Making Poetry Come to LIFE.
    CHORAL SPEAKING is…
    The recitation of poetry or prose by a
    chorus.
    UNISON
    • Reciting words together, as a
    whole group
    ANTIPHONAL
    • Using two or more groups, one on
    either side or surrounding
    audience
    LEADER
    • Use a leader with the chorus
    choosing to speak random words
    • Use a leader with a chorus
    choosing to speak significant or
    important words
    MEN vs WOMEN
    • Use men’s and women’s voices in
    contrast to each other
    CANON
    • Speaking in a round (one or more
    members of the chorus start and
    others join in at different times,
    also starting at the beginning)
    MOVEMENT
    • Speaking while moving to create
    interesting sounds
    REPETITION
    • Use repetition or echo to create a
    different effect
    AUDIENCE
    • Think about placement of
    audience in relation to the chorus
    • Do you want to sound close or far
    away?
    Also think about…
    • Volume
    • Pitch
    • Pause
    • Emphasis

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