The Monochord in Ancient Greek Harmonic Science¶
Creese, D. (2010). The Monochord in Ancient Greek Harmonic Science. Cambridge University Press.
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- Consonance
- The defining construction is the low-integer frequency ratio, discovered on the monochord in the Pythagorean tradition and later explained through the harmonic series
This sourceStudy of the monochord in ancient Greek harmonic science, including the demonstration of the concord ratios and the earliest references in the Sectio canonis.
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“the {{{monochord}}} I The demonstration of the concord ratios”
- The defining construction is the low-integer frequency ratio, discovered on the monochord in the Pythagorean tradition and later explained through the harmonic series
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