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Vocal Evaluation of Classical Singing in a Concert Hall: Perceptual and Acoustic Associations with Overall Scores in Male and Female Singers
Introduction. In classical vocal competitions, judges reduce a performance to a single overall score, yet what that score reflects is unclear. Research has separately identified the perceptual attributes experts use and the acoustic features of trained singers. Few studies link these to expert evalu
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