Emotional character of the singing voice

Journal of Experimental Psychology 11 (6):495 (1928)
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Abstract

Thirty observers were asked to name the emotion (surprise, fear-pain, sorrow and anger-hate) a singer sought to convey by singing a single note (duration about 1½ seconds) five times. Eighteen emotions were variously named. Simple melodic sequences were also used. Both single tones and melodies "may convey emotional significance to the listener." (PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2010 APA )

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