The Foundations And Nature of Verse
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An abundance of brilliant partials makes for richness; their absence, for an opposite effect. (2) It can not be maintained that vowels and consonants in and of themselves can induce either separately or in combination any certain emotional state, though, when aided by pitch, intensity, rhythm, and tempo, and especially when infused with the suggestive power of language, they may become most potent in arousing a general emotional impression. (3) Vowel quality is com- mon to prose, verse, and voc...al music; but it finds its most definite artistic value as a phenomenon of verse.
Digitized by Google Y CHAPTER VI INTENSITY IrUensUy in physics and mechanics is defined by the "Cen- tury Dictionary and Cyclopedia" as the amount or degree of energy with which a force operates or a cause acts; effect- iveness, as estimated by the residt; the magnitude of a force, measured in appropriate units. Within the range of pitch used by speech and the more common sounds of music, intensity and degree of energy may be regarded as practically synonymous terms.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
An abundance of brilliant partials makes for richness; their absence, for an opposite effect. (2) It can not be maintained that vowels and consonants in and of themselves can induce either separately or in combination any certain emotional state, though, when aided by pitch, intensity, rhythm, and tempo, and especially when infused with the suggestive power of language, they may become most potent in arousing a general emotional impression. (3) Vowel quality is com- mon to prose, verse, and voc...al music; but it finds its most definite artistic value as a phenomenon of verse.
Digitized by Google Y CHAPTER VI INTENSITY IrUensUy in physics and mechanics is defined by the "Cen- tury Dictionary and Cyclopedia" as the amount or degree of energy with which a force operates or a cause acts; effect- iveness, as estimated by the residt; the magnitude of a force, measured in appropriate units. Within the range of pitch used by speech and the more common sounds of music, intensity and degree of energy may be regarded as practically synonymous terms.
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