OVERLAP OF HEARING AND VOICING RANGES IN SINGING
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Auteurs : Eric J. Hunter [États-Unis] ; Ingo R. Titze [États-Unis]Source :
- Journal of singing : the official journal of the National Association of Teachers of Singing [ 1086-7732 ] ; 2005.
Abstract
Frequency and intensity ranges in voice production by trained and untrained singers were superimposed onto the average normal human hearing range. The vocal output for all subjects was shown both in Voice Range Profiles and Spectral Level Profiles. Trained singers took greater advantage of the dynamic range of the auditory system with harmonic energy (45% of the hearing range compared to 38% for untrained vocalists). This difference seemed to come from the trained singers ablily to exploit the most sensitive part of the hearing range (around 3 to 4 kHz) through the use of the
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