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A Case Study on Soundscape Analysis for the Historical and Ethnic Village of Dong Nationality in Zhaoxing County

Zhiyong Deng    
Kexin Dong    
Danfeng Bai    
Kaicheng Tong and Aili Liu    

Resumen

A soundscape is a sound environment of the awareness of auditory perception and social or cultural understandings. Based on a soundscape investigation in 2019 in the historical and ethnic village of Dong Nationality in Zhaoxing County, Guizhou Province of China, a case study on the soundscape analysis with the acoustical sound pressure level and an impressive sound event or soundmark is introduced in this paper. Furthermore, in order to determine the subjective soundscape experience and its influence by the length of background music listening, the independent variable ?Length of Listening? and six adjective pairs, such as ?Monotonous? to ?Rich?, ?Clamorous? to ?Quiet?, ?Stressing? to ?Relaxing?, ?Boring? to ?Vivid?, ?Noisy? to ?Musical? and ?Disliked? to ?Preferable? are chosen to obtain a curve-fit, which shows that the length of the music listening background has a higher correlation to the subjective experience, and no sufficient attention has been paid to the context of the traditional soundscape preservation, ethnic music and quiet and soft ambient sounds.

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