Sound and Music: a Non-mathematical Treatise on the Physical Constitution of Musical Sounds and Harmony: Including the Chief Acoustical Discoveries of Professor Helmholtz |
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... major scale presents us with seven notes , or , if we include that which forms the starting point of the next octave ... Third 1 4 Fourth 1 5 Fifth 1 6 Major Sixth 1 7 Major Seventh 1 8 ...... Eighth or Octave . When two notes of the ...
... major scale presents us with seven notes , or , if we include that which forms the starting point of the next octave ... Third 1 4 Fourth 1 5 Fifth 1 6 Major Sixth 1 7 Major Seventh 1 8 ...... Eighth or Octave . When two notes of the ...
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... Third . Major Third . Fourth . Fifth .和 Minor Sixth . Major Sixth . Minor Seventh . Major Seventh . Octave . bo The reader should endeavour to familiarize him- self with these intervals , so that , when he hears the pair of notes which ...
... Third . Major Third . Fourth . Fifth .和 Minor Sixth . Major Sixth . Minor Seventh . Major Seventh . Octave . bo The reader should endeavour to familiarize him- self with these intervals , so that , when he hears the pair of notes which ...
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... Third Major Third Fourth Fifth Minor Sixth Major Sixth Vibration - fraction . Character of interval . concord discord 1188 scho COD45 $ cola concord concord concord concord concord concord discord Major Seventh Octave 15 discord 8 3 ...
... Third Major Third Fourth Fifth Minor Sixth Major Sixth Vibration - fraction . Character of interval . concord discord 1188 scho COD45 $ cola concord concord concord concord concord concord discord Major Seventh Octave 15 discord 8 3 ...
Page 83
... Major Third above ( 4 ) , i.e. two octaves and a Major Third above ( 1 ) . ( 6 ) A tone a Minor Third above ( 5 ) , i.e. two octaves and a Fifth above ( 1 ) . These are the most important members of the series . Their vibration ...
... Major Third above ( 4 ) , i.e. two octaves and a Major Third above ( 1 ) . ( 6 ) A tone a Minor Third above ( 5 ) , i.e. two octaves and a Fifth above ( 1 ) . These are the most important members of the series . Their vibration ...
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... Major Third , we can only get rid of the dissonant pair 4-3 by assigning the higher note to the hautbois . The Fourth , on the contrary , will be seen , by p . 170 , to sound smoothest when the clarionet is above the hautbois , since by ...
... Major Third , we can only get rid of the dissonant pair 4-3 by assigning the higher note to the hautbois . The Fourth , on the contrary , will be seen , by p . 170 , to sound smoothest when the clarionet is above the hautbois , since by ...
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