Wakenet

heard the sound of an old blue hound as it wakened to the day He shook off all of his

the soul’s cell and loosed its bands—it had wakened it out of its sleep, whence it sprang trembling

This was my first attempt at writing a piece for a choir. I enjoy this piece a lot, but I imagine myself reworking it into a more polished product. My understanding of choral literature has vastly improved since completing "Wakened Rejoice," and some of my inexperience in vocal writing shows. I still love the music, and I have several ideas in mind to transform this work into something really special. My notes from 2010: The text for "Wakened Rejoice" came to me one night while I was waiting for inspiration to hit me. In setting the text to music, I tried to be straightforward and sincere. This piece portrays the message of Christianity. Regardless of what the performers believe, embrace the painful and joyful moments in the music, allowing great tension to find brilliant resolution. Text: Man started his descent to death, in spite of God who gave man breath. But out of love through sacrifice, Christ gave the fallen man new life. Defeated death has lost its voice, so let the wakened man rejoice.

much of it in that way, that when he was wakened he could not well withhold the rest. Nevertheless, so

Samples of synthesized speech for "Modern Text-to-Speech Systems Review" slides (https://www.slideshare.net/Provectus/lenar-gabdrakhmanov-provectus-speech-synthesis).

Naturmacht Productions

In 2017, Google's 2016 WaveNet receives a much-needed upgrade that not only makes it 1,000 times faster than its previous iteration, and thus viable for commercial use (aka the Google Home), but it also makes it sound even more human-like. Check out the best speech synthesis system before WaveNet compared to how good it sounds now.

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