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Sound : an elementary text-book for schools and colleges (1913)

Capstick, John Walton, 1858- · leaf 248

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group isworse than the first. If we estimate the consonance of the fundamental formsof the Major and Minor Triad in this way, we find nodifference between them, for each contains a Major Third, aMinor Third and a Fifth; yet there is no doubt that theMinor Triad is less harmonious than the Major… … i =1= Ed=^ r=m- m± &. ^P Fig. 114 for each of the six chords. The chords are shewn in Minims,and the difference tones in Crotchets. A difference tonewritten with two tails can be obtained in two ways. Thus,for instance, the relative frequencies of the three notes in thefirst chord are 4:5:6.…

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