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Title: Pitch Range Comparison between Trained Singers, Amateur Singers and Non-Singers
Authors: Nazer, Salimsha
Vishnu, V K
Keywords: Pitch range;Singers;Professional voice users
Issue Date: 2016
Journal Name: Language in India
Volume No.: 16
Issue No.: 4
Pages: 218-226
Abstract: The study aims to compare the pitch range of trained singers, non singers and amateur singers in young adults within the age range of 15 to 25 years. 90 participants with equal group and gender divisions were included in the study. Voice samples from each participant were collected and analysed using Praat software. Pitch ranges were analysed and compared statistically and results revealed that trained singers were having higher pitch range followed by amateur singers and lowest range were obtained for non singers indicative of the effect of singing training and practice in improving the phonatory capabilities.
URI: http://localhost:8080//handle/123456789/2886
ISSN: 1930-2940
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