20.500.12556/RUL-159003 Akustične in fiziološke lastnosti pevskega glasu magistrska naloga Acoustics and physiology of the singing voice Pevski glas je senzorično-motorični pojav, ki za brezhibno delovanje zahteva uravnoteženje različnih telesnih sposobnosti. Delo obravnava anatomsko strukturo organov, udeleženih pri petju ter njihovo fiziološko delovanje iz akustičnega vidika. Akustično je pevski glas inštrument, ki ga sestavljajo: pljuča, prsni koš in pripadajoča muskulatura kot dovodnik energije nihanja, glasilke kot oscilator ter grlo, žrelo, ustna in nosna votlina v funkciji resonatorja. Za preiskovanje zgradbe in delovanja glasovnega aparata ter odkrivanje morebitnih patoloških procesov se foniatrija, temu področju pripadajoča veja medicine, poslužuje različnih preiskovalnih metod. Za funkcionalni pregled organa se v splošni praksi najpogosteje uporablja videoendostroboskopija grla. Za kvantitativno opredelitev kakovosti glasu pa akustična analiza glasu. V empiričnem delu smo opravili deskriptivno kvalitativno primerjalno študijo na treh preiskovankah (koloraturnem sopranu, liričnem sopranu in liričnem mezzosopranu). Izvedli smo videoendostroboskopijo glasu, pregled ustne votline in žrela ter akustično analizo glasu pri govoru in petju s programom Computerized Speech Lab (CSL), model 4150B in Multi Dimenional Voice Program (KayPentax, ZDA). The singing voice is a sensory-motor phenomenon that requires a balance of various physical abilities to function flawlessly. In the thesis, the organs' anatomical structures involved in singing and their physiological functioning were examined from an acoustic standpoint. In terms of musical acoustics, the singing voice is an instrument consisting of the lungs, chest and associated musculature as a supplier of oscillation energy, the vocal folds as an oscillator, and the larynx, pharynx, oral and nasal cavities in function of a resonating body. In Laryngology, the branch of medicine researching this field, various methods are used for investigating the structure and function of the vocal apparatus and to detect possible pathological processes. For a functional examination of the organ, videolaryngoscopy with stroboscopy is the most used in general practice. Whereas for a quantitative assessment of the vocal quality often a spectral analysis of the speaking and singing voice is performed. In the empirical part, we performed a descriptive qualitative comparative study on three subjects (coloratura soprano, lyric soprano and lyric mezzo-soprano). We performed videolaryngoscopy with stroboscopy, examination of the oral cavity and pharynx and acoustic analysis of the speaking and singing voice using the Computerized Speech Lab (CSL), model 4150B and the Multi-Dimensional Voice Program (KayPentax, USA). človeški glas glasbena akustika fiziologija glasu foniatrični pregled akustična analiza glasu magistrske naloge human voice musical acoustics vocal physiology laryngological examination acoustic voice analysis master's theses true false false R. Pregelj Slovenski jezik Angleški jezik Magistrsko delo/naloga 2024-06-27 10:15:40 2024-06-27 10:15:46 2024-07-07 03:35:02 0000-00-00 00:00:00 2024 0 Ljubljana 2024 Ljubljana 37 str. 0000-00-00 NiDoloceno NiDoloceno NiDoloceno 0000-00-00 0000-00-00 0000-00-00 612.78:781.1:784 199779587 Pregelj_Rebeka_Akustične_in_fiziološke_lastnosti_pevskega_glasu.pdf Pregelj_Rebeka_Akustične_in_fiziološke_lastnosti_pevskega_glasu.pdf 1 D40BDA48D12E8282278C465A0A73C589 caac686b4b4d784aacfcdb272922ed2c598871e6908c9c2298894ddf48c9efbf 7cf80d4f-345d-11ef-9572-0050569b8976 https://repozitorij.uni-lj.si/Dokument.php?lang=slv&id=186753 Akademija za glasbo 0 0 0