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Cholla Library
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781.2 P2234g
- Floor 5
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- (Due: Jul 6 2013)
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Mesquite Library
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781.2 P2234g
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On Shelf
- (Checked in: Jun 1 2013 )
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Notes:
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Contents:
- Introduction
- Making music : how sound is made
- The sound of music : perception
- Good vibes : waves in motion
- Making music beautiful : complex musical tones
- The well-tempered scale
- Down melody lane with chords and chord sequences
- You've gotta have rhythm : rhythm and types of music
- Why a piano is not a harpsichord
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- The stringed instruments: making music with the violin and guitar
- The brass instruments : trumpet and trombone
- The woodwinds : clarinet and saxophone
- The most versatile instrument : the singing voice
- Electronic music
- Making a midi recording
- Acoustics of concert halls and studios
- Epilogue.
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