It also depends on the point where the head of the hammer touches the strings--in the top treble it strikes at a tenth of the string length, corresponding to the
musical interval of a third.
For each proportion of the human body corresponding to a
musical interval, there is a corresponding proportion between two or three planetary orbits," The World is Sound.
However, they refused to allow the world to listen and hear Said's own version of the tale and tried to deny his right to claim Palestine as his mother," announced Al Hatab before introducing the
musical interval played in tribute to Said by Tala Totanji.
Justin Timberlake has also been asked to perform during the show's
musical interval.
Third, both lines are identical except that one line is transposed upward by some standard
musical interval (unison, perfect fourth, perfect fifth or octave).
The interval between "fa", the fourth sound of the scale, and "si", the seventh sound, forms a
musical interval of dissonance, which was called 'diabolic' in Shakespeare's time.
Accordingly, Tervaniemi and Brattico (2005) have demonstrated that human brain responds more vigorously to the distance in dissonance between infrequent
musical interval and the repeated context than to the distance in pitch between their tone components.
There will also be regular
musical intervals from Steve Luck.
7) regarded the basic
musical intervals derived from earthly physical overtones as primary over the elegant-looking whole-number ratios favored by the Pythagoreans.
Nelsons gave it a flow and sense of direction, growing at last to the tremendous affirmation, two timpanists pounding out the most fundamental of
musical intervals (nice to welcome back Peter Hill as an old-stager - trumpeter Alan Thomas was another), as Mahler's vision of the world was at last achieved.