Oxford Music Online 2001
DOI: 10.1093/gmo/9781561592630.article.53762
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Intonation (ii)

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“…The former use it in reference to the prosody of speech -the characteristic rise and fall of a pitch-level in pronunciation of phrases and sentences. The latter refer to the method of treating a musical pitch in performance, which encompasses both, the theoretical aspect (e.g., the system of tuning) and the practical aspect (accuracy of playing or singing in tune and the extent of expressive exaggerations) [126]. Yavorsky forged yet another understanding of "musical intonation" in his framework of "musical speech".…”
Section: The Effects Of Cultural Transmission On Music Structuresmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The former use it in reference to the prosody of speech -the characteristic rise and fall of a pitch-level in pronunciation of phrases and sentences. The latter refer to the method of treating a musical pitch in performance, which encompasses both, the theoretical aspect (e.g., the system of tuning) and the practical aspect (accuracy of playing or singing in tune and the extent of expressive exaggerations) [126]. Yavorsky forged yet another understanding of "musical intonation" in his framework of "musical speech".…”
Section: The Effects Of Cultural Transmission On Music Structuresmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Toisessa merkityksessään intonaatio tarkoittaa sävelkorkeuden tulkinnallista hallintaa (Leedy & Haynes 2007). Tässä merkityksessä "hyvä intonaatio" tarkoittaa "oikeanlaista" poikkeamista tasavireisen viritysjärjestelmän sävelkorkeudesta.…”
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