Speech not only is limited to the process of communication but also is very important for transferring emotions, it is a small part of our personality, reflects situations of stress, and has a cosmetic added value in many different professional activities.
"It was as if the Met Opera became a synagogue, and I mean that in the best possible way," the tenor Neil Shicoff said during the symposium, explaining how Tucker transferred the emotion of his cantorial singing to his operatic performances.
Energy transferred is emotion transferred, which means that the quality of a feeling or urge gets onto and into whomever it comes in contact with, like emo-osmosis.
The artist then transferred these emotion-filled images onto Hanji, pieces of traditional Korean rice paper, which will then be brought together and built into the artwork.
This suggests that the methods for speech emotion recognition can be transferred to singing emotion recognition.
Our style has matured to the point where we can transfer pure emotion onto the canvas.
Spiritually a classicist rather than a nineteenth-century Romantic, he describes the sad scene (the rendering here is Damrosch's) as Tacitus might have done, in a tone of upright anguish, the emotion transferred from human to animal audience: In this great throng no sobs or cries were heard; they were silent.
"He can transfer the emotions of a human being to a puppet, and he doesn't make the puppeteer secondary.
In Martha Ullman West's article about the designer Michael Curry ["Assembling to Put in Motion a Gathering of Spirits," June 3], the choreographer Sylvia Hase says, "He can transfer the emotions of a human being to a puppet, and he doesn't make the puppeteer secondary".
"It was a stressful, miserable time and I kind of buried myself in music," says Dubb. Transferring his emotions into music resulted in the tone of his album, which seems to suit the direction Voorn's labels have been heading.
