Darller a siarad llawlyfr ar "elocution"J. Williams, 1890 - 208 pagina's |
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Pagina 13
... araf a sylwgar . Mewn cyflawn fynegiant o amrywiol syniadau y meddwl a'r teimlad dynol , mae y llais yn cymeryd arno un neu ychwaneg o'r ffurfiau canlynol yn mhob mynegiad : ( 1 ) Yr ymddiddanol naturiol . ( 2 ) Y grymusol llawn . ( 3 ) ...
... araf a sylwgar . Mewn cyflawn fynegiant o amrywiol syniadau y meddwl a'r teimlad dynol , mae y llais yn cymeryd arno un neu ychwaneg o'r ffurfiau canlynol yn mhob mynegiad : ( 1 ) Yr ymddiddanol naturiol . ( 2 ) Y grymusol llawn . ( 3 ) ...
Pagina 16
... araf , fy mrawd , paid , paid anobeithio , Gwnai gam âg addewid gyfoethog yr Ior ; A ddiffydd yr haul am i seren fachludo ? Os pallodd yr aber , a sychodd y môr ? Na , na , fe ddaw boreu bydd un Haleliwia , Yn enyn o'r Gauts hyd gopäau ...
... araf , fy mrawd , paid , paid anobeithio , Gwnai gam âg addewid gyfoethog yr Ior ; A ddiffydd yr haul am i seren fachludo ? Os pallodd yr aber , a sychodd y môr ? Na , na , fe ddaw boreu bydd un Haleliwia , Yn enyn o'r Gauts hyd gopäau ...
Pagina 21
... araf . 5. Yna symuder tua'r ddwy ochr , gwasger hwynt allan wrth anadlu i fewn , a llacâer trwy anadlu allan . 6. Cymerer , ar ol hyny , at chwyddo allan holl gylch y wasg ( waist breathing ) , gan ymgeisio gwthio allan yr holl gylch ...
... araf . 5. Yna symuder tua'r ddwy ochr , gwasger hwynt allan wrth anadlu i fewn , a llacâer trwy anadlu allan . 6. Cymerer , ar ol hyny , at chwyddo allan holl gylch y wasg ( waist breathing ) , gan ymgeisio gwthio allan yr holl gylch ...
Pagina 22
... araf , a gweith- reder yn ystyriol ar bob rhan o'r corff yn ddilynol . ddylai fod yn arferiad naturiol parhaus pob lleisiwr beunydd -ganwaith neu filwaith y dydd . 10. Yr anadliad arllwysol ( effusive ) sydd anghenrheidiol i'w harfer yn ...
... araf , a gweith- reder yn ystyriol ar bob rhan o'r corff yn ddilynol . ddylai fod yn arferiad naturiol parhaus pob lleisiwr beunydd -ganwaith neu filwaith y dydd . 10. Yr anadliad arllwysol ( effusive ) sydd anghenrheidiol i'w harfer yn ...
Pagina 24
... araf i'r isaf . a CD W y ನ W 3. Cyfunir y ddwy wers flaenorol yn hon . Dechreu ar sain ganolog ac esgyn , ac yna ail ddechreu ar yr un sain a disgyn - ar un anadliad . a a a i W ≪ u W y W 4. Yn ychwanegol at yr ymarferion blaenorol ...
... araf i'r isaf . a CD W y ನ W 3. Cyfunir y ddwy wers flaenorol yn hon . Dechreu ar sain ganolog ac esgyn , ac yna ail ddechreu ar yr un sain a disgyn - ar un anadliad . a a a i W ≪ u W y W 4. Yn ychwanegol at yr ymarferion blaenorol ...
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