1997Canadian acousticsOpen access

Sound pressure levels during amplified orchestra rehearsals and performances

T. Fisk, Margaret F. Cheesman, J. Legassie

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Sound levels in orchestra settings have been reported to vary greatly as a function o f position in the orchestra, performance hall acoustics, type of music, and whether the measures are made during rehearsals or performances. In some cases, sound levels

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Sound levels in orchestra settings have been reported to vary greatly as a function o f position in the orchestra, performance hall acoustics, type of music, and whether the measures are made during rehearsals or performances. In some cases, sound levels

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Sound levels in orchestra settings have been reported to vary greatly as a function o f position in the orchestra, performance hall acoustics, type of music, and whether the measures are made during rehearsals or performances. In some cases, sound levels

Key concepts: Sound pressure, Acoustics, Noise exposure, Sound (geography), Audiology, Sound exposure, Noise (video), Psychology

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