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PITCHING IT DIFFERENTLY: A COMPARISON OF THE PITCH RANGES OF GERMAN AND ENGLISH SPEAKERS
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  • 1988Declination ‘‘reset’’ and the hierarchical organization of utterances349 cited
  • 1995Sociocultural Aspects of Pitch Differences between Japanese and Dutch Women269 cited
  • 1996Pitch downtrend in Spanish241 cited
  • 2000Pitch accent realization in four varieties of British English204 cited
  • 2007Phonological and phonetic influences in non-native intonation147 cited
  • 1983Modelling British English Intonation94 cited

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  • 2011A CROSS LINGUISTIC ANALYSIS OF PITCH RANGE IN ENGLISH L1 AND L244 cited
  • 2015Speech Melody Properties in English, Czech and Czech English: Reference and Interference38 cited
  • 2014Differences of pitch profiles in Germanic and slavic languages36 cited

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