2020
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-030-00386-9_9
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Room Effect on Musicians’ Performance

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“…Another important and somewhat common finding in these studies is that adaptation strategies tend to be somewhat dependent on musical content and on individual musicians [15,17,24,25,28]. Because the musical content in this study (historical baroque music) is different from previous studies, it is unknown what kind of role the acoustics may be expected to play in musicians' performance.…”
Section: Acoustics-performance Interactionmentioning
confidence: 82%
“…Another important and somewhat common finding in these studies is that adaptation strategies tend to be somewhat dependent on musical content and on individual musicians [15,17,24,25,28]. Because the musical content in this study (historical baroque music) is different from previous studies, it is unknown what kind of role the acoustics may be expected to play in musicians' performance.…”
Section: Acoustics-performance Interactionmentioning
confidence: 82%
“…In the networked virtual acoustic context presented by INMP, it appears that the effect of latency detailed in empirical EPT research holds true. Perceptual rating of the effect of room indicates that the experience of virtual acoustic performance is likely to conform to expectations from real acoustic performance [7]. Observation of the effect of virtual acoustic performance space on mean tempi ratio,a physical performance parameter, indicates the potential for acoustics to influence objective aspects of musical performance using INMP audio systems.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 97%
“…In live vocal performance it is well understood that the acoustic environment will have a significant effect on ensemble performance [7]. This is true with respect to both individual perception and objective physical properties, such as measures of performance synchrony [8].…”
Section: Aq2mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The experience musicians have with the space is complex and can be examined "both at the level of the reception and performance of music, and at the level of internal processing" [28]. Musicians do not simply play an instrument; they play a room [43], and the 'room' they play is both a physical space as well as a mental model of the sonic world they form in their imagination. The room in this context is not simply the sonic and visual environment, but includes the cognitive processes being stimulated in relation to making the music.…”
Section: Musical Space As a Creative Mediummentioning
confidence: 99%