If your choir sings in a large church with a good warm acoustic, it can be very satisfying. Just to hear the sound echoing around is moltissimo exciting! But this means you'll have to think about clarity of diction ... How important is it? Can it be improved? There are different answers to these questions - some choirmasters rate the importance of diction highly, others seem to be unaware that there may be a problem.
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