Vocal evaluation of classical singing in a concert hall (IMAGE)
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For classical singers, the qualities of their singing that influence judges’ scores are not always clear. Researchers have now identified measurable vocal features that help explain how experts rate a performance. Notably, judges gave higher overall scores to singers rated higher in vibrato, resonance, and expressiveness, while timbre, diction, and intonation showed no clear link to scores.
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Haruka Kondo from Keio University, Japan
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