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Pagina 68
The pitch relation of the Dominant to the Tonic is exactly the pitch relation of the
Tonic to the Subdominant . In terms of direction and pitch distance the
Subdominant is as far from the Tonic in one direction as the Dominant is in the
other .
The pitch relation of the Dominant to the Tonic is exactly the pitch relation of the
Tonic to the Subdominant . In terms of direction and pitch distance the
Subdominant is as far from the Tonic in one direction as the Dominant is in the
other .
Pagina 69
tes related as the to the note that we choose and call our Tonic , we have now
found the notes related to it as its Dominant , its Subdominant , and its Mediant ,
and defining the intervals named fifth , fourth , and third . We have also made out
the ...
tes related as the to the note that we choose and call our Tonic , we have now
found the notes related to it as its Dominant , its Subdominant , and its Mediant ,
and defining the intervals named fifth , fourth , and third . We have also made out
the ...
Pagina 71
Thus x vibrations per second gives the pitch of the Tonic . The halves of the string
will vibrate at the rate 2x . This rate produces a sound at the pitch called the
octave . The rates corresponding to pitches between the fundamental and its
octave ...
Thus x vibrations per second gives the pitch of the Tonic . The halves of the string
will vibrate at the rate 2x . This rate produces a sound at the pitch called the
octave . The rates corresponding to pitches between the fundamental and its
octave ...
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