Musicians and Singers¶
U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, '. Musicians and Singers.
Cited by¶
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Domain-specific¶
- Musical Technique
- It links a performer's bodily action to an acoustic or electronically mediated result: breath becomes a sustained tone, bow contact becomes articulation, finger movement becomes an even scale, and vocal coordination becomes stable pitch and timbre.
This sourceDescribes instrumental and vocal performance work, training, rehearsal, and regular practice.
- It links a performer's bodily action to an acoustic or electronically mediated result: breath becomes a sustained tone, bow contact becomes articulation, finger movement becomes an even scale, and vocal coordination becomes stable pitch and timbre.
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