Good conditions for teaching, learning and practicing a musical instrument are crucial for a musicians progress. Small rooms for teaching and practicing musical instruments have specific requirements about acoustic performance and strong influence on the perception of the users. Acoustical problems in music classrooms may cause difficulties for teachers to identify mistakes from the young students performance other than those originated from the room itself. For this paper, three music classrooms were evaluated according to reverberation, background noise and airborne sound insulation between rooms. Thus, reverberation time (RT), background noise level and standardized level difference (DnT), as a function of frequency and according to ISO ...
Current building standards recommend specific unoccupied background noise levels and reverberation t...
Music school students spend much more time rehearsing than performing in concert halls. Individual a...
Includes bibliographical references (pages 123-126)The Acoustical characteristics of a rehearsal roo...
1053-1057This paper evaluates acoustic quality of university classrooms in terms of acoustical param...
Learning in a classroom requires that students be able to hear the instructor’s speech signal withou...
This paper presents the results of an evaluation of acoustic comfort such as background noise and re...
Previous studies have shown that poor acoustic conditions inside classrooms interfere with an optima...
Acoustics in elementary school classrooms are an important factor in the learning process for childr...
The classroom acoustical quality, represented by the Reverberation Time (RT), is important to the le...
Preferred acoustic characteristics in a room can vary depending on the purpose of the room. A room a...
This paper describes the room acoustics characteristics and noise environment of 27 traditional rect...
In a recent research project, acousticians along with psychologists have analyzed the cognitive perf...
Clearly, a loud noise will interfere with the conduct of the class. Students will get distracted, lo...
An effective learning process in a classroom with good speech intelligibility requires good acoustic...
In order to acquire an effective learning process in lecture halls with good speech intelligibility,...
Current building standards recommend specific unoccupied background noise levels and reverberation t...
Music school students spend much more time rehearsing than performing in concert halls. Individual a...
Includes bibliographical references (pages 123-126)The Acoustical characteristics of a rehearsal roo...
1053-1057This paper evaluates acoustic quality of university classrooms in terms of acoustical param...
Learning in a classroom requires that students be able to hear the instructor’s speech signal withou...
This paper presents the results of an evaluation of acoustic comfort such as background noise and re...
Previous studies have shown that poor acoustic conditions inside classrooms interfere with an optima...
Acoustics in elementary school classrooms are an important factor in the learning process for childr...
The classroom acoustical quality, represented by the Reverberation Time (RT), is important to the le...
Preferred acoustic characteristics in a room can vary depending on the purpose of the room. A room a...
This paper describes the room acoustics characteristics and noise environment of 27 traditional rect...
In a recent research project, acousticians along with psychologists have analyzed the cognitive perf...
Clearly, a loud noise will interfere with the conduct of the class. Students will get distracted, lo...
An effective learning process in a classroom with good speech intelligibility requires good acoustic...
In order to acquire an effective learning process in lecture halls with good speech intelligibility,...
Current building standards recommend specific unoccupied background noise levels and reverberation t...
Music school students spend much more time rehearsing than performing in concert halls. Individual a...
Includes bibliographical references (pages 123-126)The Acoustical characteristics of a rehearsal roo...