ANST - Court Herald Style

[Kateryn R Heathryge]

On Wed, 7 Jan 1998 13:48:14 -0600 Nan Bradford-Reid
<ad-4na at mail.utexas.edu> writes:
d
>There are one or two heralds in the kingdom who get so wrapped up in 
>trying
>to sound English, or something, that you can't understand them unless 
>they
>are facing you directly.  If they turn their heads while heralding, 
>you lose everything.

(Kateryn reaches for music teacher hat again)

Actually, to be heard, one should stand with hips, shoulders and ears in
line so that the air column is straight, and your face should be pointed
at the audience.  Just looking at the middle of the back row does wonders
for projection.  Usually this is not a problem for the herald, but any
presenters really need to remember this.


Kateryn Heathrydge
Three Rivers, Calontir
heatherford.manor at juno.com
c/o Grimfells Witness Relocation Program 
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