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From: maverick@fir.berkeley.edu (Vance Maverick)
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Subject: Re: CHANT. In tongues?
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Date: 20 Jul 90 17:39:50 GMT
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	Singing in tongues?  Is that like speaking in tongues?  Not having
heard glossolalia in action, I don't know if it presents special
problems -- I seem to recall my phonetics teacher saying people used the
phonemes of their native language, in which case it wouldn't.  My
reference on CHANT is

Xavier Rodet, Yves Potard, and Jean-Baptiste Barriere.  The CHANT
project: From the Synthesis of the Singing Voice to Synthesis in
General.  Computer Music Journal (volume? number?), 1984.  Reprinted in
Curtis Roads, ed., The Music Machine, Cambridge: MIT Press, 1989.