The Psychology of Musical Talent
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78 CHAPTER III THE SENSE OF INTENSITY Hearing ability and intensity discrimination. There are two fundamental aspects of the hearing of intensity : first, the hearing ability, or acuity, which is measured in terms of the faintest audible sound ; and, second, the ability^ to hear d ifferences in thejntensity.of_SQunds, which is measured in terms of the least perceptible difference and is usually called intensity discrimination.
I. The Physiological Basis The intensity mechanism. We found the pit...ch-differ- entiating mechanism limited to a harp structure, enor- mously intricate and yet one continuous gamut. But, when we come to the physiological basis of intensity, the situation grows even more complicated ; for, not only does the intensity of a sound depend upon each and every part I of this harp structure, but it depends also upon each and 1 every part of the conducting mechanism from the external !ear to the final discharge in the auditory cells, as well as ! upon the nerve and the complicated brain connections.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
78 CHAPTER III THE SENSE OF INTENSITY Hearing ability and intensity discrimination. There are two fundamental aspects of the hearing of intensity : first, the hearing ability, or acuity, which is measured in terms of the faintest audible sound ; and, second, the ability^ to hear d ifferences in thejntensity.of_SQunds, which is measured in terms of the least perceptible difference and is usually called intensity discrimination.
I. The Physiological Basis The intensity mechanism. We found the pit...ch-differ- entiating mechanism limited to a harp structure, enor- mously intricate and yet one continuous gamut. But, when we come to the physiological basis of intensity, the situation grows even more complicated ; for, not only does the intensity of a sound depend upon each and every part I of this harp structure, but it depends also upon each and 1 every part of the conducting mechanism from the external !ear to the final discharge in the auditory cells, as well as ! upon the nerve and the complicated brain connections.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Seashore, Carl E. (Carl Emil), 1866-1949 to read onlineMoreLess
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