On the Sensations of Tone as a Physiological Basis for the Theory of Music
- Author: Helmholtz, Hermann L. F.
- Translator: Ellis, Alexander John
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Contents
- Notice by the translator
- Author's preface to the first German edition
- Author's preface to the third German edition
- Introduction
- Part I . On the Composition of Vibrations:
- 1. On the sensation of sound in general
- 2. On the composition of vibrations
- 3. Analysis of musical tones by sympathetic resonance
- 4. On the analysis of musical tones by the ear
- 5. On the differences in the quality of musical tones
- 6. On the apprehension of qualities of tone
- Part II . On the Interruptions of Harmony:
- 7. Combinational tones
- 8. On the beats of simple tones
- 9. Depth and deepest tones
- 10. Beats of the upper partial tones
- 11. Beats due to combinational tones
- 12. Chords
- Part III . The Relationship of Musical Tones:
- 13. General view of the different principles of musical style in the development of music
- 14. The tonality of homophonic music
- 15. The consonant chords of the tonal modes
- 16. The system of keys
- 17. Of discords
- 18. Laws of progression of parts
- 19. Esthetical relations
- Appendices.