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Category Archives: Music
Sounds of Nature Sped Up and Slowed Down
Sound is of course vibrations which often contain various tones which are example of cycles happening rapidly. In fact we measure frequency in Hertz or cycles per second. It has always interested me to hear various recordings of natural phenomena … Continue reading
Posted in Biology-General, Music
Tagged choir, crickets, Planets, primordial, recording, singing, sound
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Rhythm and Harmony can be in Tune
Rhythm or tempo can be considered as slow vibrations compared to normal sound vibrations, but that nevertheless may be in tune with the frequencies of the notes in the music. This is a novel idea and requires some explanation. Suppose … Continue reading
Posted in Harmonics, Music
Tagged alexandria, astronomy-Planets, harmony, john townley, Music, pythagoras, rhythm, spheres, tuning
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Edward R Dewey and the Case for Cycles
After training as an economist, Edward R Dewey devoted his entire working life to the study of cycles. This was because, following the 1929 crash and resulting depression, he found that cycles were more useful for predicting economic events than … Continue reading
Posted in Cycles-General, cycles-Synchrony, Harmonics, Music, researchers-Dewey
Tagged case, Cycles-General, dewey, Edward, Edward R Dewey, for, lambda, Music, pythagoras, synchrony
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