Sacral Sound-Engineering
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Auteurs : Gustaw Budzy SkiSource :
- Archives of Acoustics [ 0137-5075 ] ; 2011-05-01.
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- Acoustic, Acoustic investigation, Acoustic problems, Acoustic properties, Acoustic quality, Acoustical, Acoustical conditions, Acoustical properties, Acoustics, Akustische untersuchungen, Ancient times, Archives, Audio engineering society, Automatic control, Basic information, Basilica, Bell, Bell waist, Campanology, Carillon, Carillon chords, Catholic university, Central tower, Centre, Church interiors, Deeper analysis, Directional properties, Domestic authors, Eastman school, Engel, Engineering knowledge, Engineering nature, Engineering point, Engineering problems, Father prof, Gdansk university, Historic organs, Holy spirit church, Individual centres, Kostek, Large ones, Last access, Late seventies, Multimedia systems department, Music academy, Musical instrument studies, Musical instruments, National heritage, National heritage board, Numerous publications, Numerous works, Obvious reasons, Organ, Organ builder, Organ music, Organ pipes, Organ sound, Other hand, Other things, Pipe organ, Rapid development, Reinforcement, Reverberation, Reverberation time, Sacral, Sacral acoustics, Sacral architecture, Sacral buildings, Sacral interiors, Sacral objects, Sacral sound, Sacral sound engineering, Sacral structures, Sankiewicz, Second vatican council, Sound engineer, Sound engineering, Sound engineers, Sound propagation, Sound reinforcement, Sound reinforcement system, Sound reinforcement systems, Sound source, Sound test, Sound vibration, Special paper series, Studia organologica, Subject matter, Successive branches, Technical university, Universal acceptance, Virgin mary, Virgin mary basilica, Virgin mary cathedral, Virgin mary church, World carillon federation, Xxxvii proceedings.
Abstract
Organologic and campanologic acoustical problems due to applications to sacral objects are characterized on ground of numerous reviewed publications and engineering reports. Participation of several involved research centres, mostly Polish, at solving these problems is evaluated. Some desirable future developments are indicated. Appendices bring examples of documentation on selected investigated objects.
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