دانلود کتاب On the Physiology of Voice Production in South-Siberian Throat Singing: Analysis of Acoustic and Electrophysiological Evidences

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Acknowledgements Preface Overview Symbols, Abbreviations and Transliteration INTRODUCTION Subject Context Throat Singing (ThS) Overtone Singing (OtS) Theoretical Context Of Voice Description Perspectives, Layers and Definitions Principles of Phonation Voice Production -- Source and Vocal Tract Voice Quality (VQ) Research Goals SUBJECT Physiological & Acoustical Correlates of ThS Phonatory Qualities Styles in South-Siberian Throat Singing -- Ethnomusicological vs. Phonetic Perspective Physiological Phonetics of Throat Singing Voice Sources in Throat Singing Vocal Tract in Throat Singing Specific Anatomy of Certain Laryngeal Structures Basic Functional Anatomy of the Larynx Ventricular Fold and Ventricular Voice Aryepiglottic Fold (plica aryepiglottica) Aryepiglottic Sphincter (AES) Physical Examination of the Lower Vocal Tract in Throat Singing Preliminary Laryngoscopic Examination of Throat Singing Additional Recordings of Fibre Endoscopic Examination of Throat Singing Vocal Tract Shape Investigations -- Articulation of ``Reinforced Harmonics'' in Throat Singing Observable Techniques or Methods of ``Overtone Articulation'' Phonation Modes and Articulation Types in Throat Singing Physical Observations on Singers Investigations using X-ray Videofluoroscopy Investigations using Ultrasound MRI Investigation Discussion of VPTs and Laryngeal Settings in Throat Singing Posterior-Anterior Compression, Supraglottal Constriction Ventricular Fold Mechanism (VTF) -- Medial Compression of Supraglottal Constriction Double Source Phonation or Diplophonic Phonation Discussion of Vocal Tract Articulation HYPOTHESES & Expectations METHOD -- Physioacoustical Analysis of Voice Production in ThS Preliminary Considerations -- Why do we need field data of ThS? Specific Non-Invasive Methodology for Voice Investigation in Field Work Field Work within Voice Research Field Conditions in Southern Siberia Invasivity, Manageability, and Costs 3-Channel-Recording of Voice, EGG, and Subglottal Pressure (Inverse Filtering) Subject Recruitment Subject Tasks and Raw Data Corpus Description Voice (Source) Analysis Design Preparation and Data Pre-Analysis Physio-Acoustic Analysis Methods RESULTS Analysis and Findings in the Voice Signal (Vx) Vx-signal Corpus Description Vx Waveform Shapes and Patterns Vx Waveform Perturbations Formants, Bandwidths and Reinforced Harmonics Glottal Characteristics in the spectra (H1-H2, H1-A1, H1-A3 etc.) Average Spectral Characteristics Findings in Inverse Filtering Curves Analysis and Findings for Lx Sub-Corpus Description Findings in EGG and DEGG Wave Shapes (incl. Gx) Periods Obtained by Lx Measurement Jitter of the Lx Signal Shimmer of the Lx Signal EGG Quotients -- Analysis and Findings Analysis and Findings for the Subglottal Pressure Wave Signal (Sx) Sub-Corpus Description Coordination of Vx, Lx and Sx Sx vs. Vx Waveform Comparison Spectral Analysis of Sx Additional Observations Air Flow in Different VPT Aryepiglottic Sphincter Constriction (MV AESV) in Lx Variations in kargyraa (VTF-V, AEF-VF, etc.) DISCUSSION Interrelations and Correlations Between Measures Possible Voice Production Types Similarities to Other Pathological and Non-pathological Voice Patterns SUMMARY Macrostructure and Microstructure of ThS Are Throat Singers High-Risk Vocal Performers? Perspectives TABLES, DIAGRAMs & SCRIPTS Tables Descriptive Statistics Normal Distribution Tests Nonparametric Rank Test Tables of Correlation Analysis Diagrams and Plots Descriptive Plots and Diagrams Spectra and Spectrograms Waveform and Waterfall Plots Scripts Script 1: Formants, Bandwidths, Harmonics Script 2: Obtaining Jitter, Shimmer, HNR, NHR, etc. Script 3: Vx, Lx, Inverse Filtering of Vx, EGG-Quotients Script 4: Cascading Waveforms REFERENCES Glossary Analysed Recordings Audio-CDs Broadcasts [B] & Documentaries[F] Field Recordings [FR] and Archive Material [AR] Subjects Bibliography