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Author: seabreeze
Date: 2018-11-28 00:58
Well, I think the sky is not falling for symphony pros but it probably has fallen for many rock players mainly because of the big speaker systems and high decibel amplification.
J.H. Schmidt et al in a 2014 study on hearing loss in symphony musicians concluded "Most of the symphony orchestra musicians had better hearing than expected..." That's hardly cause for alarm.
Google the following to read the study: J. H. Schmidt Hearing Loss in Relation to Sound Exposure of Professional Symphony Orchestra Musicians.
Schmidt did complete another study this year on tinnitus among symphony players that could be more cause for concern. Google: J. H. Schmidt Tinnitus Severity is Related to the Sound Exposure of Symphony Orchestra Musicians.
(That's exposure over a lifetime).
Post Edited (2018-11-28 01:08)
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Windy Dreamer |
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Re: Clarinets, Symphonies and Tone Sensitivity |
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seabreeze |
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seabreeze |
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monnarush |
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