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Harmonograph: A Visual Guide to the Mathematics of Music
Why did Pythagoras pause outside a Blacksmith's workshop? Can the nature of Harmony really be understood visually? Why do harmonies leave gaps or 'commas' when added together? In this charming pocket book, Anthony Ashton uses a Victorian device called a Harmonograph to tell the story of Harmony and the intervals in the scale. With useful appendices and exquisite line drawings this is a unique and original introduction to this magical subject.
Book Details
- Publisher: Wooden Books
- Publish Date: Mar 15th, 2022
- Pages: 64
- Language: English
- Edition: undefined - undefined
- Dimensions: 6.60in - 5.50in - 0.30in - 0.20lb
- EAN: 9781952178047
- Categories: • History & Criticism - General• Scientific Instruments• Acoustics & Sound
About the Author
Ashton, Anthony: - Anthony Ashton is a journalist and economist. A lifelong interest in the building blocks of the sciences led him to the Harmonograph, a Victorian machine which draws musical intervals. After building a few in his garage, he wrote this book. He now lives in Girton, Cambridge.