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Voice Class but Not Fach: Acoustic Correlates of Operatic Voice Types in 8,681 Historical Recordings
The German Fach system divides operatic voices into roughly 25 categories within the familiar voice classes, distinguished by tessitura, vocal weight, timbre and agility. Whether these categories are acoustically recoverable has rarely been tested on singers a model has not seen. I analysed 8,681 pu
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