In Western music, temperament grants ease of performance and listening especially when it comes to harmony, whose multiplicity is built upon instrument intonation. However, our fluid perception allows other aspects of music such as timbre, blend and sensory dissonance to affect intonation. This thesis investigates how musicians perceive and compensate for the interacting effects of timbre, blend and sensory dissonance when tuning and rating harmonic intervals. The first two experiments involved an interval-tuning task and the third experiment involved a perceptual rating task for the unison, minor second, major third, tritone, perfect fifth, major sixth, minor seventh and octave. A different sample of twenty musically trained subjects parti...
This thesis investigates possible origins of the distinction between consonant and dissonant auditor...
International audienceThe perceptual importance of timbre variations was inves- tigated in clarinet ...
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The goal of this project is to investigate pitch-timbre interactions using a two-pronged approach. T...
This dissertation proposes a new concept of timbre saliency as the attention-capturing quality of ti...
Discovering the acoustical parameters responsible for musical expression is of fundamental interest ...
This thesis studies musical timbre cognition from the perspective of short-term recognition and diss...
Listeners use a combination of global and local factors to assess emotional intent in music. As litt...
a b s t r a c t Timbre as a source of variation in music has become increasingly important in music ...
An experiment tested participants’ ability to recognize and reproduce timbre intervals. Listeners pe...
We tested non-musicians and musicians in an auditory psychophysical experiment to assess the effects...
Our study investigates the interactive relationship between bassoon and horn players in achieving ti...
At the Edinburgh University Collection of Historical Instruments (EUCHMI) there are two virginals w...
Benoit Fabre (Pr, Paris VI), président Georges Canevet (Dr, LMA-CNRS), rapporteur Laurent Demany (Dr...
The acoustical and perceptual factors involved in timbre blending between orchestral wind instrument...
This thesis investigates possible origins of the distinction between consonant and dissonant auditor...
International audienceThe perceptual importance of timbre variations was inves- tigated in clarinet ...
The file attached to this record is the author's final peer reviewed version. The Publisher's final ...
The goal of this project is to investigate pitch-timbre interactions using a two-pronged approach. T...
This dissertation proposes a new concept of timbre saliency as the attention-capturing quality of ti...
Discovering the acoustical parameters responsible for musical expression is of fundamental interest ...
This thesis studies musical timbre cognition from the perspective of short-term recognition and diss...
Listeners use a combination of global and local factors to assess emotional intent in music. As litt...
a b s t r a c t Timbre as a source of variation in music has become increasingly important in music ...
An experiment tested participants’ ability to recognize and reproduce timbre intervals. Listeners pe...
We tested non-musicians and musicians in an auditory psychophysical experiment to assess the effects...
Our study investigates the interactive relationship between bassoon and horn players in achieving ti...
At the Edinburgh University Collection of Historical Instruments (EUCHMI) there are two virginals w...
Benoit Fabre (Pr, Paris VI), président Georges Canevet (Dr, LMA-CNRS), rapporteur Laurent Demany (Dr...
The acoustical and perceptual factors involved in timbre blending between orchestral wind instrument...
This thesis investigates possible origins of the distinction between consonant and dissonant auditor...
International audienceThe perceptual importance of timbre variations was inves- tigated in clarinet ...
The file attached to this record is the author's final peer reviewed version. The Publisher's final ...