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*Book 1 discusses and proves number-theoretic results: | *Book 1 discusses and proves number-theoretic results: | ||
**Basically the ones in Euclid's Elements plus... | **Basically the ones in Euclid's Elements plus... | ||
**Continued fractions | **Continued fractions | ||
*Book 2 discusses basic acoustics and chords and scales using the number theory proved in Book 1. | *Book 2 discusses basic acoustics and chords and scales using the number theory proved in Book 1. | ||
**harmonic series | **harmonic series | ||
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**chord voicings | **chord voicings | ||
**tonality diamonds | **tonality diamonds | ||
*Book 3 discusses chord progressions. | *Book 3 discusses chord progressions in 5-, 7- and 11-limits. | ||
==Full text (in English)== | ==Full text (in English)== | ||
Revision as of 12:43, 6 June 2017
Elements of Harmony (placeholder name) is a collection of Netagin-language textbooks covering elementary number theory, acoustics, and just intonation music theory.
Contents
- Book 1 discusses and proves number-theoretic results:
- Basically the ones in Euclid's Elements plus...
- Continued fractions
- Book 2 discusses basic acoustics and chords and scales using the number theory proved in Book 1.
- harmonic series
- odd- and prime-limit
- otonal and utonal chords
- chord voicings
- tonality diamonds
- Book 3 discusses chord progressions in 5-, 7- and 11-limits.