MUAG 1909 Lecture 2: "i" and Dental Consonants

• School: UNT
• Department: Applied General Music
• Course: MUAG 1909
• Professor: Dr.Morscheck

Document Summary

Muag 1909 - lecture 2 - i and dental consonants. [ i ], [ ], and [ j ] [ ] does not exist in italian! I [ j ] acts as a glide or semi-consonant. When i is followed by another vowel. Before a vowel, in an interior position, and stressed. Before a vowel, in an interior position, and unstressed. Last letter of a word, unstressed, joined with the next word beginning with a vowel. Before a vowel, in final vowel group, and stressed (within the penultimate syllable) R [ r ] or [ ] .