Esthetic AnalysisT.Y. Crowell, 1936 - 211 pagine |
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Pagina 48
... pitch order is to the nature of sounds , so in composition with them we have no adequate control of structural forms or distinctly perceptible intelligible patterns . It is plainly enough the felt pitch relations , depending upon the ...
... pitch order is to the nature of sounds , so in composition with them we have no adequate control of structural forms or distinctly perceptible intelligible patterns . It is plainly enough the felt pitch relations , depending upon the ...
Pagina 71
... pitch corresponding to which is thus the nearest related pitch to the Tonic itself . It is the Dominant , as above , and we may indicate it from now on as D , the Tonic by T , and the octave of the Tonic , or the Tonic an octave above ...
... pitch corresponding to which is thus the nearest related pitch to the Tonic itself . It is the Dominant , as above , and we may indicate it from now on as D , the Tonic by T , and the octave of the Tonic , or the Tonic an octave above ...
Pagina 74
... pitch relations defined to the ear within any single sound which has clearly distinguishable pitch . Notes at these intervals have these determinate pitch relations to one another , and the intervals are thus dictated by the heard ...
... pitch relations defined to the ear within any single sound which has clearly distinguishable pitch . Notes at these intervals have these determinate pitch relations to one another , and the intervals are thus dictated by the heard ...
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