Music and Acoustics
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Abstract
Abstract: Every concert hall and opera house kas its own distinct acoustics. Any music lover, of course, feels the effect of a hall’s acoustical design, often without realizing its importance—unless he or she has made a practice of listening to music in many different venues. Consequently, an attempt to determine which acoustical qualities concertgoers prefer usually elicits recollections about the particular concerts that gave a listener the deepest pleasure. For that individual, a number of elements come together to create tat pleasure—the composition, the conductor, the orchestra, and the hall must in combination be excellent to produce a memorable listening experience. For the music professional, however, wake taker a conductor, a performer, or an acoustical engineer, it is vital to distinguish among these ingredients and to understand what each contributes to the totality.
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DOI: 10.1007/978-0-387-21636-2_1
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