Scene and Olga’s aria from “Eugene Onegin”, text production

PHONETIC SYMBOLS " ' " - accent or soft sound symbol 1) if it is above a letter, it denotes a stressed vowel sound. Example : í- stressed / i- unstressed 2) if it is next to a consonant letter, it denotes a soft consonant sound: Example : s'- soft / s- hard ":" - a colon after a consonant, means that it is double, like a doppia in Italian; /ɨ/ - vowel sound, corresponding to the letter Ы; /i̯'/ - consonant sound, identical to the sound in English in the word “you”; In this video, the symbol “i̯'” is replaced with “j”. /e/ - closed vowel sound /е/, like the two sounds in French in the word “sécher /seʃe/ to dry”; /x/ - consonant sound, identical to the sound in English in the word “heart”; /ʒ/ - consonant sound, similar to the sound in French in the word “je- /ʒə/- yo”; /ʃ/ - consonant sound, identical to the sound in English in the word “should- /ʃʊd/- should”; /ʃ'/ - consonant sound, corresponding to the letter Щ. ————- English translation of aria Ah, Tanya, Tanya! You're always dreaming! But I am quite unlike you, I feel merry when I hear singing. (dancing a few steps) 'Across the bridge, the little bridge, along the hazel planks ...' I was not made for melancholy singing, I do not like to dream in silence, nor, on the balcony in the dark night, to sigh, to sigh, to sigh from the depths of my soul. Why should I sigh, when full of happiness, my youthful days flow gently by? I am carefree and full of fun, and everyone calls me a child! For me life will always, always be sweet, and I shall retain, as I always have, light-hearted confidence, be playful, carefree, merry! Light-hearted confidence, etc. I was not made for melancholy sighing ————— ▶️A video about IPA signs and how to pronounce Russian sounds corresponding to them.    • Russian IPA for singers   🎼Score of the opera “Eugene Onegin” https://drive.google.com/file/d/1QXp-... 📲Olena’s instagram https://www.instagram.com/olena_sloia...