i've always wondered how languages that rely on tonality (like thai or vietnamese or chinese languages) work in music
i mean if you shoehorn them into a melody you inevitably erase the speech's own pitch
i've always wondered how languages that rely on tonality (like thai or vietnamese or chinese languages) work in music
i mean if you shoehorn them into a melody you inevitably erase the speech's own pitch
@sneak@s.sneak.berlin vietnamese has six different ways of changing pitch, cantonese has nine, so no it's not that simple