"My
Mistress's Eyes" - Lines for Listening
1.
My mistress's eyes are nothing like the sun;
2. Coral is far more
red than her lip's red;
3. If snow be white,
why then her breasts are dun,
4. If hair be wires,
black wires grow on her head.
5. I have seen roses
damasked, red and white,
6. But no such roses
see I in her cheeks;
7. In some perfumes
there is more delight
8. Than the breath
with which my mistress reeks.
9. I love to hear her
speak, yet well I know,
10. Music hath a far
more pleasing sound;
11. I grant I never
saw a goddess go;
12.My mistress, when
she walks, treads on the ground.
13. And yet, by heaven,
I think my love as rare
14. As any she belied
with false compare.
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Errors
in Performance
1.
sibilance, stutter
2. stumbling
3. phrasing errors
4. over-emphasis
5. poor breath control
6. volume to low (too quiet)
7. no enunciation
8. over-enunciation (punching sound)
9. nasality
10. mispronunciation
11. not warmed up (gravel)
12. no expression
13. not warmed up (screaching)
14. slurred speach
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