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AcousticsandthePerformanceofMusic
ModernAcousticsandSignalProcessing
Editor-in-Chief
W ILLIAM M.H ARTMANN
MichiganStateUniversity,EastLansing,Michigan
EditorialBoard
Y OICHI A NDO ,KobeUniversity,Kobe,Japan
W HITLOW W.L.A U ,HawaiiInstituteofMarineBiology,Kane ohe,Hawaii
A RTHUR B.B AGGEROER ,MassachusettsInstituteofTechnology,Cambridge,
Massachusetts
N EVILLE H.F LETCHER ,AustralianNationalUniversity,Canberra,Australia
C HRISTOPHER R.F ULLER ,VirginiaPolytechnicInstituteandStateUniversity,
Blacksburg,Virginia
W ILLIAM A.K UPERMAN ,UniversityofCaliforniaSanDiego,LaJolla,California
J OANNE L.M ILLER ,NortheasternUniversity,Boston,Massachusetts
M ANFRED R.S CHROEDER ,UniversityofGöttingen,Göttingen,Germany
A LEXANDRA I.T OLSTOY ,A.TolstoySciences,McLean,Virginia
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Acousticsandthe
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ManualforAcousticians,AudioEngineers,
Musicians,ArchitectsandMusical
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Preface
Sincethemiddleofthetwentiethcentury,concertperformancedevelopmentshave
createdraised,andtosomeextent,newdemandsonmusiciansandarchitects.
Reasonsforchangesinperformanceconditionscanbefoundontheonehandin
thetendencyforeverlargerconcerthallsandontheotherinthefactthatlisteners,
educatedbyqualityrecordingsareusedtoahighdegreeofprecisionandsubtle
tonalnuances.Thesecircumstancesleadtoacousticandperformancetechnical
problemsfortheinterpreterunknowninpreviousgenerations.Thesetasksmust
largelybemasteredbythemusiciansthemselves,yetinsomesenseTonmeister
(soundrecordingengineers)andbuildersofconcerthallscanhaveanessential
influenceonthetonalresultsofaperformance.Thusitisimportantforall
participantstobeknowledgeableofthoseacousticprocesseswhichshapethe
tonaldevelopmentbeginningwiththetonalperceptionoftheperformerdownto
theauralimpressionofthelistener.
Withthisbackground,thefirstGermaneditionofthebookAcousticsand
MusicalPerformanceappearedin1972,inwhichthoseaspectsofmusicalinstru-
mentacoustics,androomacoustics,relevanttomusicingeneralwereconsidered.
Animportantelementofthisbookwastheconsiderationofthedegreetowhich
approachestoperformancepracticecouldbederivedfromthoseprincipals.The
greatdemandforthesethemesmadeseveralneweditionsnecessary,whichineach
casewererevisedtoincludecurrentknowledge.Thus,thisEnglisheditionofthe
bookisbasedonthe5thGermanEditionof2004.Inadditiontonewexperimental
resultsinthephysical,technicalrealm,manypersonalexperiencesbytheauthor,as
presenterandconductorofdemonstrationconcertswithlargeorchestras,notonlyin
Europe,butalsointheUSAandJapan,relatingtoquestionsoforchestralarrange-
mentshaveaddedsignificantinsights.
Inordertomakethiscomplexsubjectmatteraccessibleevenforreaderswithout
specialknowledgeinthephysicalsciences,theprincipalchaptersareintroducedby
briefexplanationsofthemostimportantfundamentalconceptsofacousticsaswell
asaselectionofsomeofthemoreimportanthearingprinciplesessentialfor
understanding.Thedetailedrepresentationofdirectionalcharacteristicsinthe
fourthchapterwasoriginallyintendedespeciallyforaudioengineers.Sincethen,
thenewareaofroomacousticalsimulationauralizationhasbeendevelopedwhich
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