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An electrical method of studying sound waves (1920)

Owens, Thurston Dorr · leaf 41

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In taking thephotograph the violin was bowed very vigorously, which would tend toincrease its brilliancy. The clarinet and oboe have been chosen as representative of reedinstruments. These represent the two classes, the single reed andthe double reed. Their reed tones are due to the higher… … U. OF I. S. G. rOBM 3 13 and expression to tie note which is musically valuable. Tones containing these harmonies to any great extent are verypenetrating. The brass instruments are an example of this. The oboeis perhaps the best example for although it takes the least wind ofany wind instrument its…

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