A Quick Latin Pronunciation Guide for Church Choirs
Does your choir know how to sing in Latin?
There’s something sacred about singing an anthem in Latin, I think; it connects us back to our ancient roots, the development of church music centuries before us, and those that gathered to worship in those times and places.
The best part about singing in Latin? It’s made up of pure vowels. It’s great for singing!
There are two basic pronunciation guides for Latin: Italianate and Germanic.
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