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L– – minor 3rd major 6th minor 6th major 2nd minor 2nd Scales and modes
Common overtones (incomplete series, excluding the seventh) at various pitch
intervals. overtones of slightly differing frequencies. Another explanation, offered
later ...
L– – minor 3rd major 6th minor 6th major 2nd minor 2nd Scales and modes
Common overtones (incomplete series, excluding the seventh) at various pitch
intervals. overtones of slightly differing frequencies. Another explanation, offered
later ...
Page 512
The Pythagorean system major sixths are tuned . In the diatonic scale (
indefinitely narrow ) by a comma . The advantage of this system is extended
through several octaves ) there are six perfect that all the major thirds are true , or
“ in tune ...
The Pythagorean system major sixths are tuned . In the diatonic scale (
indefinitely narrow ) by a comma . The advantage of this system is extended
through several octaves ) there are six perfect that all the major thirds are true , or
“ in tune ...
Page 585
The triumph of major over minor, epitomized in the finale, underlies the whole.
The key scheme of the movements is cyclic, based on a succession of rising
major thirds: C minor, E major, Ab (= Gł) major, C minor-major. The third
movement ...
The triumph of major over minor, epitomized in the finale, underlies the whole.
The key scheme of the movements is cyclic, based on a succession of rising
major thirds: C minor, E major, Ab (= Gł) major, C minor-major. The third
movement ...
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| Title | The New Encyclopaedia Britannica |
| Author | Encyclopaedia Britannica, inc |
| Edition | 15 |
| Publisher | Encyclopaedia Britannica, 1997 |
| ISBN | 0852296339, 9780852296332 |
| Length | 1026 pages |
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