Konuşma tonlaması ve müzik: Bunların şarkı biçimindeki dinamiklerine bir bakış

Bu araştırmada, bir şarkı içindeki söz ve müzik bileşenlerinin entegre işleyişini kolaylaştıran mekanizmaları incelemekteyiz. Bu etkileşimin altında yatan mekanizmaları anlamak için, hem söz hem de müzik tonlamasının bileşenlerini analiz ederek müziğe uyarlanmış şiirleri araştırmaktayız. Çalışma, Konuşma Enerjisi Teorisi kapsamında gerçekleştirilmiş olup bu teorinin duygusal ve pragmatik potansiyel fikrini benimsemiştir ki bu potansiyelin potansiyelin şiir fikrini tam olarak aktardığına ve bu nedenle bir şarkı içinde başarılı söz-müzik etkileşimini daha da kolaylaştırdığına inanılmaktadır. Deney sırasında şiirler ve şarkılardaki duygusal ve pragmatik potansiyel seviyeler ilk olarak kaynaklar tarafından algılanmış ve daha sonra duygusal ve pragmatik potansiyelin değerlendirilmesi için özel olarak geliştirilmiş formül kullanılarak araçsal olarak doğrulanmıştır. Tonlama bileşenlerinin değerleri PRAAT yazılımı yardımıyla elde edilmiştir. Genel olarak, sonuçlar, söz ve müziğin, bazı ortak işitsel ve akustik özelliklere sahip olmakla birlikte prosodik düzeyde derinden ilintili olduğunu ortaya koymuştur.

Speech intonation and music: A look at their dynamics within the song format

In the present research we look into the mechanisms which facilitate integrated functioning of speech and musiccomponents within a song. To understand the underlying mechanisms of such interaction we investigate poemsset to music, analyzing the components of both speech and music intonation. The study is performed within thescope of Speech Energetic Theory and employs its idea of the emotional-and-pragmatic potential, which isbelieved to precisely convey the idea of a poem and therefore further facilitate successful speech-music interactionwithin a song. During the experiment the levels of emotional-and-pragmatic potential in poems and songs werefirstly determined perceptively by the informants and afterwards verified instrumentally by using specificallydeveloped formula for the evaluation of emotional-and-pragmatic potential. The values of the intonationcomponents were obtained with the help of PRAAT software. Overall, the results demonstrated that that speechand music profoundly correlate on the prosodic level, possessing some common auditive and acoustic features.© 2020 JLLS and the Authors - Published by JLLS.

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