The Choirtrainer's Art
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The hammer strikes the wire, and at the moment of contact the wire commences to vibrate and a musical tone is the result. It could easily be shown that the stroke of the hammer separated from the vibration of the wire would cause a noise of a quite unmusical character, but that this is lost and merged into the musical sound when the two occur simultaneously. Incorrect at- tack of the vocal organs gives an effect similar to what would 5° The Choirtrainer s Art be heard if the two sound-elements ...of the pianoforte were not simultaneous — i. e,, if the stroke of the hammer and the initial vibration of the wire followed one another at an ap- preciable interval.
CHAPTER III TONE (n) The quality of tone of all musical instruments depends upon what is known as Resonance.
Without correct attack no resonance can be secured, but res- onance itself is something outside and beyond attack. It may be stated that vocal tone, and indeed all musical tone, is resonance. This is a point upon which many voice-users and voice-trainers have only hazy notions, and yet it is one of supreme importance.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The hammer strikes the wire, and at the moment of contact the wire commences to vibrate and a musical tone is the result. It could easily be shown that the stroke of the hammer separated from the vibration of the wire would cause a noise of a quite unmusical character, but that this is lost and merged into the musical sound when the two occur simultaneously. Incorrect at- tack of the vocal organs gives an effect similar to what would 5° The Choirtrainer s Art be heard if the two sound-elements ...of the pianoforte were not simultaneous — i. e,, if the stroke of the hammer and the initial vibration of the wire followed one another at an ap- preciable interval.
CHAPTER III TONE (n) The quality of tone of all musical instruments depends upon what is known as Resonance.
Without correct attack no resonance can be secured, but res- onance itself is something outside and beyond attack. It may be stated that vocal tone, and indeed all musical tone, is resonance. This is a point upon which many voice-users and voice-trainers have only hazy notions, and yet it is one of supreme importance.
What to read after The Choirtrainer's Art?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A Madeley Alfred Madeley Richardson to read onlineMoreLess
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