Calendar: 1898-1899 Page 110

106 faculty of arts Syllabus of the Lectures Elocution -The Art of Reading and Speaking dis- tinctly intelligently expressively -I Physical of the body Physiology and Mechanism of Voice and Speech illus- trated by diagrams and specimens-Attitude-Breathing- Voice Cultivation Production and Resohance-Vocalisation vowel sounds-Speech Articulation consonants and words- Pronunciation -II Mental of the intellect Accent-Em- phasis-Pause-Inflection-Pitch and Modulation-Time- Phrasing -III Emotional of the heart Expression-Power -Pace-Tones-Gestures-Delsarte's System Public Reading-of different kinds-Prose and Poetry- Declamation-Recitation-Church Reading Intoning or Musical Reading-Prayer-book and Bible Publio Speaking Rhetoric-Preparation-Knowledge -Thought-Logic-Arrangement and Plan-Composition- Sentence-making-Choice of Words-Clearness-Language Style Embellishment Anecdote and Illustration Speeches written or otherwise-Extempore and Extempora- neous-The Beginning and Ending-Delivery in accordance with all the Principles of Elocution-Eloquence Convic- tion and Persuasion-Different kinds of Public Speaking Speeches Debates Addresses Lectures Sermons The Class Book for reading is Smithson's Elocution י edited by Taylor Bell Sons Fulton and Trueblood's Practical Elocutionמ Arnold Bedford-street is also recommended for study For Special Voice Training and for Private Lessons ap- plication must be made to the Lecturer Fees -General Classes -For the whole Course both subjects £3 13s 66 either one £2 2s For two consecutive Terms both subjects £2 12s 6d either one £1 lis 6d For single Term both subjects £1 lis 6d either one £1 Is Clergy Class -£1 Is per Term