The Feelings and Speeds of Songs Affecting the Articulation and Intonation
Lin Yin
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Lin Yin
Abstract
According to the writer's many years of experience in practical teaching and stage performances,in this article he suggests that the diferent feelings and speeds of songs have a direct influence on the articulation and intonation of the words,and also discusses the characteristic factors influencing upon the intonation in songs,from alternative aspects and angles.
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According to the writer's many years of experience in practical teaching and stage performances,in this article he suggests that the diferent feelings and speeds of songs have a direct influence on the articulation and intonation of the words,and also discusses the characteristic factors influencing upon the intonation in songs,from alternative aspects and angles.
Key concepts: Intonation (linguistics), Feeling, Articulation (sociology), Psychology, Linguistics, Communication, Social psychology, Political science