...notes. " Tonicity " is the property of being recognized as a constituent of a single fundamental tone which is designated by the name "tonic." "Phonicity"...as it were, of all relations, as such, between our sensations. § 23. In order that the physical apparatus of hearing may act as the organ of those wonderfully...

...notes. Tonicity is the property of being recognised as a constituent of a single fundamental tone, which is designated by the name "tonic." Phonicity...as it were, of all relations, as such, between our sensations. The law of Weber, as applied to sensations of sound, has periods of vibration slightly...

...recognised as a constituent of a single fundamental tone, which is designated by the name "tonic." Phonioity is that property of a chord or interval which consists...as it were, of all relations, as such, between our sensations. The law of Weber, as applied to sensations of sound, has periods of vibration slightly...

...notes. Tonicity is the property of being recognised as a constituent of a single fundamental tone, which is designated by the name " tonic." Phonicity...first of these qualities of harmony seems to ally the pleasnre it yields to that which follows even the obscure and only half-conscious perception, as it...

...notes. " Tonicity " is the property of being recognized as a constituent of a siniile fundamental tone which is designated by the name "tonic." "Phonicity"...possession of certain partial tones that are common to ail tones. The first of these qualities of haimony seems to ally the pleasure it yields to that which...

...C* >?• g* fl C'J f2 a^ c> gl c2*3 «i 61 «a of the consonances; and by this is meant the property which consists in the possession of certain partial tones that are common to all tones. It may well be doubted whether these explanations really explain. Indeed, in the present condition...