Pleasantness and wellbeing in poem declamation in european and brazilian portuguese depends mostly on pausing and voice quality
Plinio A. Barbosa
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Agradecimentos: The author thank our reciters and listeners from the two sides of the Atlantic Ocean and the CNPq grant # 302194/2019-3. The author also in debt with research assistant Alice Crochiquia for her help with the online perception tests. This work was registered in the Ethics Committee...
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Agradecimentos: The author thank our reciters and listeners from the two sides of the Atlantic Ocean and the CNPq grant # 302194/2019-3. The author also in debt with research assistant Alice Crochiquia for her help with the online perception tests. This work was registered in the Ethics Committee under number 41315420.8.0000.8142
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Abstract: This work investigates the relationship between the sensations of pleasantness and wellbeing and the acoustics of poem declamation in two varieties of Portuguese: European and Brazilian. Ten speakers in each variety recited Alberto Caeiro's poem "Quando vier a primavera" to which dataset...
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Abstract: This work investigates the relationship between the sensations of pleasantness and wellbeing and the acoustics of poem declamation in two varieties of Portuguese: European and Brazilian. Ten speakers in each variety recited Alberto Caeiro's poem "Quando vier a primavera" to which dataset the declamation by two actors was added. Ten listeners in each variety participated in three perception tests for evaluating the degree of pleasantness and wellbeing of the entire reading in two different sessions by using a 5-degree Likert scale, and for choosing the more pleasant recitation from two recitations of a chunk of the poem. Both reciters and listeners were balanced in gender. A set of 22 prosodic parameters was used for predicting the listeners' evaluations in logistic regression models and linear discriminant analysis. Results showed that the parameters related to pausing and voice quality are the main explanatory variables with a minor role for the F0 median. The actors' recitations are preferred and gender differences are related to reciters, not listeners. Minor differences across the varieties were found
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CONSELHO NACIONAL DE DESENVOLVIMENTO CIENTÍFICO E TECNOLÓGICO - CNPQ
302194/2019-3
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Pleasantness and wellbeing in poem declamation in european and brazilian portuguese depends mostly on pausing and voice quality
Plinio A. Barbosa
Pleasantness and wellbeing in poem declamation in european and brazilian portuguese depends mostly on pausing and voice quality
Plinio A. Barbosa
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