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Page 352
... Tetrachord , the fundamental bafs , which gives its name to the key or fcale , is ufed twice in each'- in order that the impref- fion of the principal found and its harmonics ( harmonies ) with which the ear fhould be moft familiar ...
... Tetrachord , the fundamental bafs , which gives its name to the key or fcale , is ufed twice in each'- in order that the impref- fion of the principal found and its harmonics ( harmonies ) with which the ear fhould be moft familiar ...
Page 353
... Tetrachord . Tetrachord . Minor Keys . Tetrachord . Tetrachord . Tetrachord . & c . Tetrachord . & c . In this manner we have a Greek Tetra- chord , with two addi- tional notes to com- plete our Hexachord , or fcale of 6 founds , and ...
... Tetrachord . Tetrachord . Minor Keys . Tetrachord . Tetrachord . Tetrachord . & c . Tetrachord . & c . In this manner we have a Greek Tetra- chord , with two addi- tional notes to com- plete our Hexachord , or fcale of 6 founds , and ...
Page 443
... tetrachord , as if it had never be- fore been remarked : From thefe obfervations we difcover , ' ( 145. ) what has ... tetrachord , Fig . II . Pl . XXIV . and a tone major in the confe- quent , yet , as we must pass through the mean or ...
... tetrachord , as if it had never be- fore been remarked : From thefe obfervations we difcover , ' ( 145. ) what has ... tetrachord , Fig . II . Pl . XXIV . and a tone major in the confe- quent , yet , as we must pass through the mean or ...
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