Italian Latin: Learn to Pronounce the Words "Gloria" and "Mirum"

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February 4th, 2010

Conductor Donald McCullough guides us through the treacherous minefield of choral text pronunciation in Italian Latin with this multi-part series.
Episode Six: Pronounce "Gloria" and "Mirum"

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