10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «DISSONANCY»
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dissonancy in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
The Works of Thomas Jackson, D.D. ...
... for so the original word oft- times imports as much as proportion, or an exact
measure, by which all proportion or consonancy, all disproportion or dissonancy,
may be known or notified : as, if the basis or diapason be sound and good, every
...
2
A Revisal of Shakespear's Text: Wherein the Alterations ...
The ancient reading was, Shortens ny made intent. His objection is, that ' there is
a dissonar.cy of terms c in the expression, made intent, one implying the * idea of
a thing dor,., the other, undone.' But this dissonancy immediately vanishes, whi ...
3
A Treatise of the Natural Grounds, and Principles of Harmony
Of Cdnsonancy and Dissonancy. COnsonancy and Dissonancy are the Result of
the Agreement, mixture or u- niting (or the contrary) of the undulated Motions of
the Air or Medium, caused by the Vibrations by which the Sounds of distinct ...
William Holder, Gottfried Keller,
1731
4
A Handbook of Literature for the Flute: A List of Graded ...
... but with accessibility at this grade level; an appropriate work for ensemble
recital; harmonies are with mild dissonancy; in the style of piece de concours of
the Paris Conservatory. DEVIENNE, Francois (1759-1803) Six Trios, Op. 19, Vol.
Thus, distance coefficients (D2 ) of 14.70 and higher between need-press
patterns were interpreted as indicating dissonancy between personal needs and
college as perceived by the subjects involved. Based upon the foregoing frame of
...
6
Magnalia Christi Americana, Or, The Ecclesiastical History ...
In all the examples, there, concerning this matter, either the persons by whom, or
the persons on whom, hands were imposed, were extraordinary ofl'icers: and
thus the objectors will find as much dissonancy from the scriptural example in
their ...
Cotton Mather, Thomas Robbins, Samuel Gardner Drake,
1853
7
The Principles of Medicine: Founded on the Structure and ...
... not arrive at the end for which they are excited; each muscle contracts and
relaxes with-' out reference to the contraction and relaxation of other muscles,
and the utmost dissonancy in their actions are occasioned. A person with this
affection, ...
8
A General History Of The Science and Practice Of Music: In ...
... particularly excell, having been * the inventors of a certain pipe made of canes
glued together, every one of which 4 having a different note of higher and lower,
in the manner of organs, made a * pleasing musick by the dissonancy of sounds,
...
9
Three Books of Occult Philosophy
... the whole consent7 falls into dissonancy. Moreover the soul answers to the
earth by sense, to the water by imagination, to the air by reason, to the heaven by
the intellect.8 and the soul goes out into an harmony of them, according as these
...
Heinrich Cornelius Agrippa von Nettesheim, Donald Tyson,
1993
10
A Narrative of the Life of Mrs. Charlotte Charke, youngest ...
I have had the mortification of hearing the characters of Hamlet, Varanes, Othello,
and many more capitals, rent in pieces by a figure no higher than two eixpenny
loaves, and a dissonancy of voice which conveyed to me a strong idea of a cat in
...