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Taxonomy of singers used as subjects in scientific research
Authors:Meribeth Bunch  Janice Chapman  Private Singing Teacher  Vocal Consultant
Institution:Communication Arts and Associates, Ltd, London, England. MeribethB@aol.com
Abstract:Criteria for determining the classification of singers in research has posed numerous problems for both researchers and their readership. Previous attempts at creating usable categories have failed because of disagreement within the professions involved in such research. The object of this paper is to explore and suggest a system in which scientific research related to singing is based on a quantifiable singing standard. Use of the systematic categorization set out in this paper will help to alleviate the questions regarding performance abilities of singers used as subjects in scientific projects and lead to more credible results. Nine singer categories have been consolidated and based on proven performance achievement. These categories range from superstar (household name) to local community and amateur singers with comprehensive subcategories under each topic for each type of singer, that is, opera, pop, jazz, etc.
Keywords:Taxonomy  Singer categories  Quantifiable singer standard  Systematic categorization  Performance achievement  Singers as research subjects
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