This Second Edition of Hall's book continues to convey the interdisciplinary nature of musical acoustics.
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Musical Acoustics Summary
Musical Acoustics by Donald E. Hall
This book should be of interest to intended for introductory courses in musical acoustics, sound science or physical sciences.
Table of Contents
The nature of sound. Waves and vibrations. Sources of sound. Sound propagation. Sound intensity and its measurement. The human ear and its response. Elemental ingredients of music. Sound spectra and electronic synthesis. Percussion instruments and natural modes. Piano and guitar strings. The bowed string. Blown pipes and flutes. Blown reed instruments. The human voice. Room acoustics. Sound reproduction. The ear revisited. Harmonic intervals and tuning. Structure in music. Epilogue: science and esthetics. Appendices. Index. Glossary. The chromatic scales.
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