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Horns, strings, and harmony by Arthur H. Benade · Booklabria

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Horns, strings, and harmony

MusicPhysiological aspects

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First published: 1960
Language: English
Editions: 8

Synopsis

A brief look around -- Simple vibrating systems -- More complicated vibrating systems -- Something about ears -- Ears : architects of harmony -- Stringed instruments -- Vibrations in pipes and horns -- The "brass" instruments -- Woodwinds -- Homemade wind instruments.

Subjects: Music
Physiological aspects
Sound
Musique
Aspect physiologique
Musical instruments

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