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The table below aims to demonstrate how long it would take for a symphony orchestra player or singer to be exposed to the upper exposure action value of 85 dB if playing a typical repertoire, for example by composers such as Haydn, Schubert or Vaughan Williams.
Examples of how long it might take for a player to be exposed to the upper exposure action value of 85 dB if playing at the level of a typical symphony performance.
Studies indicate that orchestral musicians can reach the upper exposure action value by playing for as little as 10-25 hours per week
Representative noise levels:
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