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FarinelliFarinelli Baroque virtuoso singerBaroque virtuoso singer Castrato (male singer who had been castrated before puberty)Castrato (male singer who had been castrated before puberty) synthesized Farinelli performing Ombra Fidele Anchi'o by his brother Riccardo Broschi in Farinelli: Il Castrato synthesized Farinelli performing Ombra Fidele Anchi'o by his brother Riccardo Broschi in Farinelli: Il Castrato Farinelli (Carlo Broschi, )

VoicesVoices [iii:31] Four main voice types: soprano, alto, tenor and bass[iii:31] Four main voice types: soprano, alto, tenor and bass soprano alto tenor bass

[iii:32] Soprano most prominently heard, due to frequency rangemost prominently heard, due to frequency range basic soprano range:basic soprano range:

[iii:33] Alto inner voice, moves calmlyinner voice, moves calmly basic alto range:basic alto range:

[iii:34] Tenor inner voice, moves calmlyinner voice, moves calmly basic tenor range (actual pitch, as written in chorale parts):basic tenor range (actual pitch, as written in chorale parts):

TenorTenor the tenor part is usually written for the singer in treble clef, sounding an octave lower than written:the tenor part is usually written for the singer in treble clef, sounding an octave lower than written:

[iii:35] Bass fundamental harmonic supportfundamental harmonic support basic bass range:basic bass range: professional soloists have larger rangesprofessional soloists have larger ranges

[iii:1] Voice Formants singing voices have a vocal formantsinging voices have a vocal formant formant = a spectral peak in an absolute frequency regionformant = a spectral peak in an absolute frequency region

Voice Formants the color of the voice depends on the individual singerthe color of the voice depends on the individual singer the formant contributes to the color of the voice and the vowelthe formant contributes to the color of the voice and the vowel for women's voices, the easiest vowel for high notes is “a”for women's voices, the easiest vowel for high notes is “a” for men's voices, the easiest vowel for high notes is “o”for men's voices, the easiest vowel for high notes is “o”

Voice Formants Figure 19.5, Benade p. 371, shows the vowel "ah" sung at two frequencies, 100 and 220 HertzFigure 19.5, Benade p. 371, shows the vowel "ah" sung at two frequencies, 100 and 220 Hertz 100 Hertz — 3 formants: Harmonics: 7, 11 and Hertz — 3 formants: Harmonics: 7, 11 and , 1100 and 2600 Hertz700, 1100 and 2600 Hertz

Voice Formants 220 Hertz — 3 formants: Harmonics: 3, 5 and 12 (660, 1100 and 2640 Hertz)220 Hertz — 3 formants: Harmonics: 3, 5 and 12 (660, 1100 and 2640 Hertz) The formants shifted slightly to line up with the harmonicsThe formants shifted slightly to line up with the harmonics Note the harmonic roll- off curve between the formantsNote the harmonic roll- off curve between the formants

Voice Formants Dodge (Figure 7.6, p. 230) shows a synthesized design for singing vowels using 5 formantsDodge (Figure 7.6, p. 230) shows a synthesized design for singing vowels using 5 formants Use gbuzz for the pulse generator for the fundamental with 12 dB/octave rolloffUse gbuzz for the pulse generator for the fundamental with 12 dB/octave rolloff A 6dB rolloff cuts the amplitude in half in every octaveA 6dB rolloff cuts the amplitude in half in every octave He modeled the five formants with filtersHe modeled the five formants with filters

Voice Formants Table 7.3, Dodge p. 231, shows the formants of a soprano singing five different vowelsTable 7.3, Dodge p. 231, shows the formants of a soprano singing five different vowels

Decibel (dB) Definition:Definition: A logarithmic unit of amplitude.A logarithmic unit of amplitude. dB = 20 log 10 (amp 1 /amp ref ) Example:Example: amp 1 =.001, amp ref = 1 dB = 20 log 10 (.001/1) = 20(-3) = -60

Decibel Levels with respect to threshold of audibilitywith respect to threshold of audibility 0 dBthreshold of audibility0 dBthreshold of audibility 40 dBwhisper40 dBwhisper 60 dBspeech (English)60 dBspeech (English) 80 dBshouting (Cantonese)80 dBshouting (Cantonese) 90 dBclassical concert Hong Kong Stadium90 dBclassical concert Hong Kong Stadium 100 dBconcert with amplification100 dBconcert with amplification 120 dBpain (extra loud concert)120 dBpain (extra loud concert) 140 dBbrain damage Hong Kong International Airport140 dBbrain damage Hong Kong International Airport

DecibelsDecibels to convert the amplitude to decibels in Csound:to convert the amplitude to decibels in Csound: idb = dbamp(iamp); convert amp to dB iamp1 = ampdb(idb); convert dB to amp iamp2 = ampdb(idb-6); convert -6 dB to amp