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The Science of Singing Voice
- J. Sundberg, T. Rossing
- Education
- 1987
Althought there are numerous books dealing with the science and acoustics of speech, there are relatively few that deal with the singing voice as distinct from the speaking voice. Now, Johan…
The Physics of Musical Instruments
- S. Schwerman, N. Fletcher, T. Rossing
- Physics
- 22 January 1994
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Music Producers.(Book Reviews: The Physics of Musical Instruments.)
- N. Fletcher, T. Rossing
- Physics
- 1991
Introduction to Acoustics
- T. Rossing
- Physics
- 2014
This brief introduction may help to persuade the reader that acoustics covers a wide range of interesting topics. It is impossible to cover all these topics in a single handbook, but we have…
Principles of Vibration and Sound
- T. Rossing, N. Fletcher
- Physics
- 1994
1 Free and Forced Vibrations of Simple Systems.- 2 Continuous Systems in One Dimension: Strings and Bars.- 3 Two-Dimensional Systems: Membranes and Plates.- 4 Coupled Vibrating Systems.- 5 Nonlinear…
Springer Handbook of Acoustics
- M. Schroeder, T. Rossing, F. Dunn, W. Hartmann, D. M. Campbell, N. Fletcher
- Physics
- 15 January 2015
Acoustics, the science of sound, has developed into a broad interdisciplinary field encompassing the academic disciplines of physics, engineering, psychology, speech, audiology, music, architecture,…
Science of Percussion Instruments
- T. Rossing
- Art
- 10 August 2001
The percussion family drums with definite pitch interlude - sound and hearing drums with indefinite pitch interlude - vibrations of bars and air columns xylophones and marimbas metallophones…
The Science of String Instruments
- T. Rossing
- Physics
- 2010
1. Introduction 2. Plucked Strings 3. Guitars and Lutes 4. Portuguese Guitar 5. Banjo 6. Mandolin Family Instruments 7. Psalteries and Zithers 8. Harpsichord and Clavichord 9. The Harp 10. The…
Acoustics of the glass harmonica
- T. Rossing
- Physics
- 1 April 1991
Modern glass harmonicas have developed along two different lines: One type consists of a collection of wineglasses, which the player sets into vibration by moving a finger around the rim. The other…
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