Essentials of Music Theory volume 1
Essentials of Music Theory volume 1
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6). England has had the pitch run as high 454. 7 and the United States as high as 460. 8. Sounds vibrating below a certain number lose the character of musical tones as do those vibrating above a certain number. Great discrepancies of opinion exist among theorists on this subject. Savart claims the lowest audible sound has eight vibrations per second ; Helmholtz claims that there is no EPITOMIZED ACOUSTICS. 49 definite pitch of sounds having less than forty vibrations per second ; Herr Appum cl...aims to hear fifteen vibrations by the use of specially loaded tongues in reed pipes. He claims the character of tone commences at twenty vibrations, but the musical character of bass tones does not exist until frequen- cies exceed twenty-four vibrations per second. On the sub- ject of the audibility of acute sounds, opinions are advanced ranging from 6, 400 to 36, 000 vibrations per second. The limits of the human voices are tabulated below : — Bass E 81. 5 D 290. 3 Baritone F 86. 3 F# 365. 8 Tenor A 108.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
6). England has had the pitch run as high 454. 7 and the United States as high as 460. 8. Sounds vibrating below a certain number lose the character of musical tones as do those vibrating above a certain number. Great discrepancies of opinion exist among theorists on this subject. Savart claims the lowest audible sound has eight vibrations per second ; Helmholtz claims that there is no EPITOMIZED ACOUSTICS. 49 definite pitch of sounds having less than forty vibrations per second ; Herr Appum cl...aims to hear fifteen vibrations by the use of specially loaded tongues in reed pipes. He claims the character of tone commences at twenty vibrations, but the musical character of bass tones does not exist until frequen- cies exceed twenty-four vibrations per second. On the sub- ject of the audibility of acute sounds, opinions are advanced ranging from 6, 400 to 36, 000 vibrations per second. The limits of the human voices are tabulated below : — Bass E 81. 5 D 290. 3 Baritone F 86. 3 F# 365. 8 Tenor A 108.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carl E Carl Edward Gardner to read onlineMoreLess
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