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How English stress differs from Russian. Why American rap and traditional English and Scottish music have rhythmic patterns that are not found in other Europeans. How the native language of composers affects the rhythm of the music they write. What is stress timed language and syllable timed language, and why this theory is not relevant. What is nPVI and how modern linguists measure the rhythm of speech. What is dynamic, musical, quantitative and qualitative stress. Why the Russian habit of stretching stressed vowels does not work in English. Why Russians hear stress in the Czech language where there is none. Why intonation in an English stressed syllable resembles a chainsaw and a dog barking. How to overcome Russian sluggishness in consonant articulation and learn to "press". How Vladimir Vysotsky's songs help you understand English prosody and learn to pronounce sonorant consonants in the English manner. Thank you to everyone who supports you! Your participation helps make free English lessons more regular. Channel support - Visa, Mastercard, Sberbank, ЮMoney, PayPal, BTC and others: https://phonetic-fanatic.ru/donate Individual lessons (pronunciation and accent reduction): http://phonetic-fanatic.ru/training 0:00 Intro 3:28 Scotch Snaps. About rhythmic patterns in music and speech. 5:26 Stress timed language vs syllable timed language 10:30 Pairwise variability index. nPVI and rPVI - how language rhythm is measured 14:23 Vowel length in English 17:45 Russian stress. Power or dynamic, tonal or musical, quantitative and qualitative stress. Becherovka. 21:53 English stress: syllable length 26:12 English stress: intonation and articulation 31:00 Learning to "press" and "bark". 39:48 English rhythm: sonorant consonants at the end of a stressed syllable 49:03 Word list for practicing final [m] [n] [l] [ŋ] Sources: Adam Neely. Scotch Snaps in Hip Hop    • Scotch Snaps in Hip Hop   D. Patel, Joseph R. Daniele. An empirical comparison of rhythm in language and music Nicholas Temperley, David Temperley. Music-language correlations and the “scotch snap”. Antonio Pamies Bertrán. Prosodic Typology: On the Dichotomy between Stress-Timed and Syllable-Timed Languages. Peter Roach. On the distinction between 'stress-timed' and 'syllable-timed' languages. Paolo Mairano & Antonio Romano. Rhythm Metrics for 21 Languages. T. V. Sokoreva. Age variability of rhythm as the prominence of stressed syllables. M. V. Bezborodova. Quantitative changes of vowels in modern English. S. N. Vardanyan. Sonorants in the composition of final consonant complexes of modern English in speech and singing. Funtova I. L. Phonetic types and degrees of word stress in English and Russian. Pitch trackers used in this video. For real-time analysis. https://www.speechandhearing.net/labo... For recording analysis. https://www.speechandhearing.net/labo...