- The
harmonic series (also
overtone series) is the
sequence of
harmonics,
musical tones,
or pure
tones whose frequency is an
integer multiple of a fundamental...
-
Playing a
string harmonic (a flageolet) is a
string instrument technique that uses the
nodes of
natural harmonics of a
musical string to
isolate overtones...
- 1st
harmonic; the
other harmonics are
known as
higher harmonics. As all
harmonics are
periodic at the
fundamental frequency, the sum of
harmonics is also...
- The
harmonic minor scale (
or Aeolian ♮7 scale) is a
musical scale derived from the
natural minor scale, with the
minor seventh degree raised by one semitone...
-
communicate information about many
musical elements,
including pitch, duration, dynamics,
or articulation of
musical notes; tempo, metre, form (e.g., whether...
- The
double harmonic major scale is a
musical scale with a
flattened second and
sixth degree. This
scale is
enharmonic to the
Mayamalavagowla raga, Bhairav...
- horizontal, linear,
or melodic if it
refers to
successively sounding tones, such as two
adjacent pitches in a melody, and
vertical or harmonic if it pertains...
- In
music theory, the
harmonic major scale is a
musical scale found in some
music from the
common practice era and now used occasionally, most
often in...
-
Musical technique is the
ability of
instrumental and
vocal musicians to
exert optimal control of
their instruments or vocal cords in
order to produce...
- – the
chord progressions, rhythms,
harmonics and
musical direction are used to
evoke various sonic atmospheres or moods."[citation needed] In 1992, Strickland...
