Studies in Melody
Studies in Melody
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Continued slow rate of movement will result if the organizing activities of the attentive process continue to meet with difficulties, while the rate will be augmented as the new adjustments come to be efficiently established.
In terms of this hypothesis, the above facts with reference to the hearing of the rising fourth would be described as fol- lows : Sudden rise in the level of attention at entrance of stim- ulus, continued attentive activity during the sounding of the tones, and finally, su...bsidence of attentive activity with the STUDIES IN MELODY. 6 1 satisfactory completion of its task; or, stated differently, pre- sentation of a problem of adjustment as stimulus enters, con- tinuance of the process of establishing coordination during the sounding of tones, and then increase of rate signifying the effi- cient accomplishment of this act.
It is this acceleration accompanying the sense of finality I which seems to be of particular significance.
§30 In testing the hypothesis, the introspections of the observers must be taken into consideration, for not always is a melodic interval heard in the same way.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Continued slow rate of movement will result if the organizing activities of the attentive process continue to meet with difficulties, while the rate will be augmented as the new adjustments come to be efficiently established.
In terms of this hypothesis, the above facts with reference to the hearing of the rising fourth would be described as fol- lows : Sudden rise in the level of attention at entrance of stim- ulus, continued attentive activity during the sounding of the tones, and finally, su...bsidence of attentive activity with the STUDIES IN MELODY. 6 1 satisfactory completion of its task; or, stated differently, pre- sentation of a problem of adjustment as stimulus enters, con- tinuance of the process of establishing coordination during the sounding of tones, and then increase of rate signifying the effi- cient accomplishment of this act.
It is this acceleration accompanying the sense of finality I which seems to be of particular significance.
§30 In testing the hypothesis, the introspections of the observers must be taken into consideration, for not always is a melodic interval heard in the same way.
What to read after Studies in Melody?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walter Van Dyke Bingham to read onlineMoreLess
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