Ear-vocie: a machine
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https://doi.org/10.11606/issn.1984-1124.i31p280-296Keywords:
voice, ear, listening, reading, perception, solfegeAbstract
This paper discusses the connection between ear and voice in the construction of a perceptual machine, which selects expressive sound lines audibly captured. This is a decisive step in the hearing process, in which the vocal apparatus is activated when a perceptual signal is produced in the ear, which is thus agitated when faced with an external sound material excitation. Such activation of the vocal tract is instantly given to the agitation of the perceptual signal, working in a complementary way to the ear. Through a literature review attentive to possible conceptual alliances in a wide network of texts, we sought to connect and resonate with literary, musical and philosophical authors who dealt directly or indirectly with this object of study, in order to clarify some aspects involved in the continuous operation of an ear-voice machine operating in different modes of perceptual and creative activities.Downloads
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