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Mancunian Intonation and Intonational Representation
Phonetica, 2000AbstractThere has been little systematic description of the intonation of English accents other than RP and General American. In the first part of this article the characteristics of the tones of Mancunian intonation are described together with a functional categorisation of these tones, in which a dichotomy is proposed between Open and Closed ...
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Intonation segments and segmental intonation
Interspeech 2009, 2009An acoustic analysis of a German dialogue corpus showed that the sound qualities and durations of fricatives, vocoids, and diphthongs at the ends of question and statement utterances varied systematically with the utterance-final intonation segments, which were high-rising in the questions and terminal-falling in the statements.
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Developments and paradigms in intonation research
Speech Communication, 2001 The present tutorial paper is addressed to a wide audience with different discipline backgrounds as well as variable expertise on intonation. The paper is structured into five sections. In Section 1, Introduction, basic concepts of intonation and prosody
Bernd Möbius +2 more
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Intoner: For Chinese Poetry Intoning Synthesis
Proceedings of the Thirty-ThirdInternational Joint Conference on Artificial IntelligenceChinese Poetry Intoning, with improvised melodies devoid of fixed musical scores, is crucial for emotional expression and prosodic rendition. However, this cultural heritage faces challenges in propagation due to scant audio records and a scarcity of domain experts.
Heda Zuo +5 more
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2002
Abstract It is an inexhaustible subject. Many people have certitudes about it; they are dangerous, be they flutists, conductors, or instrument makers. Tom Nyfenger, with his sardonic humor, used the term “outonation.”11 Concern for intonation is the first of civilities toward partners with whom music is performed. Tonal beauty, of course!
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Abstract It is an inexhaustible subject. Many people have certitudes about it; they are dangerous, be they flutists, conductors, or instrument makers. Tom Nyfenger, with his sardonic humor, used the term “outonation.”11 Concern for intonation is the first of civilities toward partners with whom music is performed. Tonal beauty, of course!
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Teaching Intonation to Young Deaf Children with the Intonation Meter
Folia Phoniatrica et Logopaedica, 2009Incorrect production of intonation contours is a common phonatory problem in prelingually, profoundly deaf speakers. To help deaf speakers improve this, a visual display system for teaching intonation has been developed. In this system, called the Intonation Meter, visual feedback of intonation is given as a continuous representation of the pitch ...
Spaai, G.W.G. +3 more
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Intonation und Prosodie (Intonation and Prosody)
Phonetica, 1978Abstract The modern understanding of prosody and its correlation to intonation on the basis of the author’s Moscow Laboratory experimental data is given in this article. Intonation is not subjected to prosody; the latter is also regarded as the lingual phenomenon sui generis.
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2010
Using the correct pronunciation is more critical in a presentation / demo than in any other situation where you will use English. If you cannot pronounce the key words of your presentation correctly, the audience may not understand you and thus they will not be able to follow your presentation.
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Using the correct pronunciation is more critical in a presentation / demo than in any other situation where you will use English. If you cannot pronounce the key words of your presentation correctly, the audience may not understand you and thus they will not be able to follow your presentation.
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2023
AbstractAustralian languages display many intonational features that are similar to other intonation languages. The overall intonational profile of languages that have fully worked out intonational systems suggests that they show demarcative phrasal prosody with strong right-edge marking contours.
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AbstractAustralian languages display many intonational features that are similar to other intonation languages. The overall intonational profile of languages that have fully worked out intonational systems suggests that they show demarcative phrasal prosody with strong right-edge marking contours.
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5th International Conference on Spoken Language Processing (ICSLP 1998), 1998
The tilt intonation model facilitates automatic analysis and synthesis of intonation. The analysis algorithm detects intonational events in F0 contours and parameterises them in terms of the continuously varying parameters. We describe the analysis system and give results for speaker independent spontaneous dialogue speech. We then describe a synthesis
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The tilt intonation model facilitates automatic analysis and synthesis of intonation. The analysis algorithm detects intonational events in F0 contours and parameterises them in terms of the continuously varying parameters. We describe the analysis system and give results for speaker independent spontaneous dialogue speech. We then describe a synthesis
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