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Do choirs have accents? A sociophonetic investigation of choral sound

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Description: AHRC funded doctoral research [grant number 2284740] investigating the accent of British classical choral singing using quantitative sociophonetic methods.

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Chapter_5_Glasgow_Vowels

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Chapter 5: Variation and change in Glasgow choral vowel quality
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Chapter_6_Kings_Vowels

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Chapter 6: Variation and change in the vowels of the Choir of King's College, Cambridge
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Chapter_7_Combined_Vowels

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Chapter 7: An emerging choral standard? Evidence from direct comparison of data from Glasgow and Cambridge
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Chapter 8: /r/ in choral singing from Glasgow and Cambridge
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Appendix_prior_comparison

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Prior comparison for vowel formants in choral singing
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