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grain of the voice: a standalone construct

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Musicology

Barthes's term for the bodily materiality of a singing voice, heard beyond its expressive or communicative message.

In musicology, grain of the voice refers to Barthes's term for the bodily materiality of a singing voice, heard beyond its expressive or communicative message. This meaning comes from Barthes (1977) in Image, music, text.[1]

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  1. Barthes, R. (1977). Image, music, text (S. Heath, Trans.). Fontana. ISBN 9780006348801

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