Enunciative illusion in songs
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Melody and lyrics in Brazilian popular music, Vocal modulation in the performance of singersAbstract
Study about enunciative results of the inevitable presence of talking in the language of songs. While conceiving the lyrics, the composer not only proposes its content but also voice modulation unities (ways of saying) that imply in melodic depiction, attributing oral value to it. These voice modulations elect the performer as the focus of the song. Besides the enunciative marks of the lyrics, which many times define a lyrical “me” by themselves, voice modulations contribute to the listener’s sensations that described feelings in the verses are experienced here and now by the singer. It includes examples from the Brazilian repertory.
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