Lynde, Carleton John, b. 1872 · New York, Macmillan · leaf 295
ncy of do, etc. It will be noticed that the note one octave higher than anynote do is produced by just twice as many waves per secondas do. Stringed instruments. — Let us now use the knowledge wehave gained of pitch and the musical scale to help us under-stand stringed instruments. Many of us have… … FIG. 207. — The sonometer. strings notes of low pitch. We know also that tightening astring raises its pitch and loosening it lowers its pitch. We can make an instructive experiment with any string of abanjo, guitar, or violin as follows: Measure the length of thestring and sound it, call the note…
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