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Scientific American, Vol. 94, No. 13 (1906) (1906)
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ond absolutely to his violin all the harmonics up to the eighth were useful. touch—in fact, the hearer soon becomes conscious that In consequence, instead of a feeble sound in a tele- Another combination of harmonics, in which the sev- phone held to the ear, feebler often than the slight the soul… … distributable and can be produced at a thousand places simultaneously, with as much power in each as if an orchestra were on the spot. sostenuto and varies the note at every instant. The blare of brass. In addition to reproducing the lead- ee © A SIMPLE AND SPEEDY MOTOR SLEIGH. musicians at the…Internet Archive · Public domain (published before 1931). Free to use for anything.
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