Li Ma
ABSTRACT
In this paper, high vowel [i] [u] [y] monosyllabic character with C(V) structure were extracted from more than 10 "Hua'er" songs recited and sung in Hezhou dialect. The formant, waveform diagram, spectrum diagram, the center of gravity and dispersion of high vowel [i] [u] [y] were extracted by PRAAT speech analysis software. Through comparative analysis, the acoustic and pronunciation characteristics of the C(V) structure monosyllabic high vowels [i [u] [y] in reciting and singing of "Hua'er" in Hezhou dialect are summarized
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- A Contrastive Acoustic Aanalysis of High Vowels in Reciting and Singing of Hezhou Hua'er
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