10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «DICHORD»
Discover the use of
dichord in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
dichord and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Bertrand Russell Memorial Volume
suppose, for example, that every pink patch temporally consequent upon (i.e.
immediately succeeding) an ostensible fusion of red and white patches is
accompanied by such an A—C dichord. Among pink patches which are not,
within our ...
Roberts, George W, Roberts George W, 2013
2
The Music Theory of Godfrey Winham
24. x is consonant: Every dichord in x belongs to a basic chord dia- tonically
equivalent to x. Thus, the remainder of Winham's argument at first glance
presents few problems. In the first portion of (21), the definition of the tonic of a
scale, ...
Leslie David Blasius, 1997
The terminology relates to the specific names of nine musical strings and to
fourteen dichord names (all of them describe specific string-distances that are
thirds, fourths, fifths and sixths confined to a single octave, by the process of
inversion), ...
Erich Ebeling, Bruno Meissner, Peter Calmeyer, 1997
4
The Origin of Music: A Theory of the Universal Development ...
This leads to overlapping, and 'the result is a dichord . . .' This in turn may lead to
splitting the final note of the song into a dichord without the necessary existence
of overlapping, but the dichord may be an interval of any kind, since it is ...
5
Rhythm and life: the work of Emile Jaques-Dalcroze
These are summarized: 1st species, on 2d degree: minor trichord, major dichord,
major trichord; or perfect tetrachord and major trichord 2d species, on 4th degree:
major trichord, major dichord (= augmented tetrachord) , minor trichord 3d ...
6
Studien zur Musikarchäologie
The differentiation of the term meaning a scale or a dichord can only be made
through the contexts of the texts. That this double meaning can lead to
misunderstandings and problems of interpretation is to be expected, especially if
the context ...
Ellen Hickmann, Ricardo Eichmann, Ingo Laufs, 2002
7
Collected Works: selected papers
Consider next our dichord. There can be a tone without a dichord, but there
cannot be a dichord without two tones. That is expressed by saying that while the
tones jointly found the dichord, tone(s) and dichord do not found each other. All
this ...
Gustav Bergmann, Erwin Tegtmeier, 2003
8
On the Sensations of Tone
On my dichord I found it impossible to take less than a semitone of 100 cents with
any degree of certainty. It is interesting to observe that this ?g of the string gives
very nearly 50 cents or the Quartertone, and still more nearly 54^, the 22nd part ...
Hermann L. F Von Helmholtz, 2007
9
The History of the Arts and Sciences of the Ancients
If this be true, as the great obelisk is k.iid to have been erected by Sesostris at
Helio- prlis, it will in some measure fix the time when this dichord or two stringed
instrument was invented. At what time Sesostris lived is impossible to determine,
...
Inside, Bernard Ellis is using a small bow on an instrument he has made with just
two strings — a dichord. It is for a collection of classical Western instruments,
assembled with a multi-million dollar grant from a plastics conglomerate, in a ...
