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other weird Latin details i‘ve heard in the wild: - everybody in Spain (even choirs and clergy) pronounces Latin in a Hispanicized Classical pronuncation. like, [gauðeˈamus ˈiɰituɾ]. - i went to see a Haydn mass in Vienna and all the ⟨c⟩s before ⟨e, i⟩ were /ts/. otherwise standard Ecclesiastical
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youtu.be/NQnG8h9pqx8?... the only time i’ve ever heard full Anglo-Latin in the wild was during King Charles’ Coronation Vivats (here at 3:34): /ˈvaɪvət rəˈdʒaɪnə kəˈmɪlə ‖ ˈvaɪvət rɛks ˈkɑrələs/
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Parry - I was glad (Coronation Vivats) | The Choir of Trinity College Cambridge
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