Gage, Alfred P. (Alfred Payson), 1836-1903 · Boston, London, Ginn · leaf 244
t, from the total numberof tones composing the note, that overtone, if present, towhich alone this resonator is capable of responding. Byapplying one resonator after another to the ear a sound isanalyzed into its components. It is thus found, for instance,that the notes of a clarinet are composed… … 228 MOLAE, DYNAMICS. note is produced on a given instrument, not only is there agreat variety of intensity represented by the overtones, butall the possible overtones of the series are by no meanspresent. Which are wanting depends very much, in stringedinstruments, upon the point of the string…
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