Rhythm
Rhythm
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Having now tried many times when the grouping was strongly present, subjectively (voluntarily)c or objectively, I think I am a little more inclined to discover groupings. It seems to me that I do not lengthen, but rather intensify one or more of the sounds. Perhaps, however, the change is more in quality than in intensity, or perhaps an accompanying impulse of the diaphragm, stress in the men- tal counting, etc. , etc. Possibly, however, I do also lengthen the stressed sound at the same time; b...ut the lengthening is not so clear as the stress. I infer from my experience as a subject that the rates from 1 or 2 per sec. , up to 6 or 8 per sec. , are best ; probably about 4 per sec. Being the best. The fast rates are better for groupings by four, the slower for groupings by two. Three-groups, 5-groups and higher groups do not occur spontaneously with me, though 3-groups are not hard to start by counting. Perhaps 2-groups go easiest of all with me. There is a sense of expectation of ' hope deferred J when the rate is too slow or, at least, a feeling of 'too slow, ' like traveling in a slow train, although you have plenty of time.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Having now tried many times when the grouping was strongly present, subjectively (voluntarily)c or objectively, I think I am a little more inclined to discover groupings. It seems to me that I do not lengthen, but rather intensify one or more of the sounds. Perhaps, however, the change is more in quality than in intensity, or perhaps an accompanying impulse of the diaphragm, stress in the men- tal counting, etc. , etc. Possibly, however, I do also lengthen the stressed sound at the same time; b...ut the lengthening is not so clear as the stress. I infer from my experience as a subject that the rates from 1 or 2 per sec. , up to 6 or 8 per sec. , are best ; probably about 4 per sec. Being the best. The fast rates are better for groupings by four, the slower for groupings by two. Three-groups, 5-groups and higher groups do not occur spontaneously with me, though 3-groups are not hard to start by counting. Perhaps 2-groups go easiest of all with me. There is a sense of expectation of ' hope deferred J when the rate is too slow or, at least, a feeling of 'too slow, ' like traveling in a slow train, although you have plenty of time.
What to read after Rhythm?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thaddeus Lincoln Bolton to read onlineMoreLess
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