The Geometry in Music

Strings make up part of the sound you hear on an instrument. The thickness of the string on an instrument changes the sound that the instrument makes. In geometry this refers to the length of the diameter. The diameter lengths are better known as gauges. When playing a guitar the gauges (thickness of strings) run from .008 to .0012. The lower the gauge of th

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In conclusion this is how the scales arrangement relates to geometry. So in both music and geometry we find this series. The length of the instrument determines the frequency. In geometry you learn to use patterns to form tessellations.

A note in a song or on its own is musical frequency.

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• http://www. No matter how many times you multiply a note or number what you started of with is still there. I have also explained how the notes and strings relate to geometry. So the original number in geometry is like the not in music. edu

• GEOMETRY IN MUSIC Copyright © 1998 K. In conclusion this is how the frequency relates to geometry.

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