Intonation definition

Intonation means the accuracy of pitch as related to standard frequencies in music (e.g.,
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Intonation means the degree to which pitch is accurately produced in performance, by the musicians in an ensemble.
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Intonation. A dataset of quality vocal performances refined by spectral clustering on pitch congruence." ICASSP 2019-2019 IEEE International Conference on Acoustics, Speech and Signal Processing (ICASSP). IEEE, 2019.
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Examples of Intonation in a sentence

  • The third version was presented at the Intonation Workshop at ICPhS in 1999.

  • Korean has two prosodic units defined by intonation: the Intonation Phrase (IP) and the Accentual Phrase (AP).

  • LICENSEE has presented to CMU its plans to introduce two Assessment Products and/or Features ("Assessment Products") during 1997 calendar year, tentatively defined as the Intonation Trainer and The Rhythm Trainer; LICENSEE reserves the right to change these names in the event that research indicates that another name would enhance marketability.

  • Demnach müβten Fugara 4', Flautino 2', Quinte 2⅔ in der Intonation zart und weich getönt sein…’ 345 See above under section 3.3 and below under section 4.3 for references to his first rule.

  • Deshalb beruht der Reichthum einer Orgel an Klangschattirungen zum grossen Theile auf der Anzahl und Intonation der vierfüssigen Stimmen.’ 325 Ibid.

  • Intonation as a cue to turn management in telephone and face-to-face interactions.