英文摘要 |
Cellists often employ the technique of playing vibration-sound, which influences the sound quality of string performance. The left hand does more finely coordinated and repetitive actions with the fingers, requiring equal amount of tension of the arm during playing. Left hand and arm problems are more commonly seen in younger cello players.We use three-dimensional motor analysis and biofeedback equipment to evaluate the technique of playing vibration-sound. Twenty cello students were enrolled and divided into two groups according to their grade and years of training. ≧5 years and <5 years) Data of wavelength of finger vibration, elbow stability and shoulder muscle intensity were collected. Statistical analysis by student-t test and correlation analysis showed no difference in shoulder muscle intensity between the two groups. There were statistical differene in wavelength of finger vibration and elbow stability (p<0.05). The result of correlation analysis revealed strong correlation between left elbow stability and finger vibration wavelength. There was no correlation between shoulder intensity, elbow stability, finger vibration wavelength. This study showed that shoulder problems are mechanical in nature, resulting from different causes. The most frequent of which were excessive playing and poor posture, over practicing, using excessive tension in any of the involved muscle groups. The vibration wavelength of finger is that main factor of vibration quality. We can observe the elbow stability instead of inspecting vibration wavelength of the fingers. Three-dimensional motion analysis is better than video in teaching program of music students. It can provide scientific data for evaluating the posture, joint stability and joint speed of a musician during performance, which can shed light on the mechanism of musician's injury. |