Interpreting Training: Note-Taking Practice Exercise (Speech #2) – How Did Ancient Music Sound Like
Welcome to a new note-taking practice exercise for interpreting students, ideal for consecutive interpretation training. This one give you the chance to practice some lists (always a challenge for interpreters) and non-standard accents. WARNING: The speech starts straight away! TOPIC(S): Music, Music History, Music Theory TERMS: music streaming, Spotify, Tidal, Primephonic, Amazon Music, Deezer, YouTube Music, CDs, vinyl records, sound recording, Thomas Edison, compact cassette, 8-track tape, floppy disk, mp3, Monteverdi, Vivaldi, Bach, Handel, Mozart, Beethoven, music sheet, musical notation, notes, pitches, rhythms, chords, Guido of Arezzo, choir Title of this speech: 'How did ancient music sound like?' This interpretation exercise will help you practice: - Non-standard accents - Lists / itemisation LINK TO SCRIPT: https://bit.ly/3kKCFBp MY BLOG: https://translationandinterpreting.com/ MAIN SOURCE*: ►'The Story of Music', by Howard Goodall - BUY IT HERE: https://amzn.to/3bB18VP ☕BUY ME A COFFEE: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/Translation [Donating is 100% optional, but greatly appreciated. A short espresso will do!] About this video series: A series of speeches to help interpreting student with their note-taking daily practice (essentially free exercises!) *Link(s) above include affiliate links. I'm part of an affiliate network and I may receive compensation for purchases made through my links. I will never recommend any products or services I am unfamiliar with or that I haven’t used first.
Welcome to a new note-taking practice exercise for interpreting students, ideal for consecutive interpretation training. This one give you the chance to practice some lists (always a challenge for interpreters) and non-standard accents. WARNING: The speech starts straight away! TOPIC(S): Music, Music History, Music Theory TERMS: music streaming, Spotify, Tidal, Primephonic, Amazon Music, Deezer, YouTube Music, CDs, vinyl records, sound recording, Thomas Edison, compact cassette, 8-track tape, floppy disk, mp3, Monteverdi, Vivaldi, Bach, Handel, Mozart, Beethoven, music sheet, musical notation, notes, pitches, rhythms, chords, Guido of Arezzo, choir Title of this speech: 'How did ancient music sound like?' This interpretation exercise will help you practice: - Non-standard accents - Lists / itemisation LINK TO SCRIPT: https://bit.ly/3kKCFBp MY BLOG: https://translationandinterpreting.com/ MAIN SOURCE*: ►'The Story of Music', by Howard Goodall - BUY IT HERE: https://amzn.to/3bB18VP ☕BUY ME A COFFEE: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/Translation [Donating is 100% optional, but greatly appreciated. A short espresso will do!] About this video series: A series of speeches to help interpreting student with their note-taking daily practice (essentially free exercises!) *Link(s) above include affiliate links. I'm part of an affiliate network and I may receive compensation for purchases made through my links. I will never recommend any products or services I am unfamiliar with or that I haven’t used first.