A System of Elocution: With Special Reference to Gesture, to the Treatment of Stammering, and Defective Articulation ...E.H. Butler & Company, 1853 - Всего страниц: 364 |
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... interval of pitch within the compass of the voice . The pupil should be drilled in various exercises whose highest peculiarity is time and force . Time may be measured by means of the Metronome , by beating with the hand , and by ...
... interval of pitch within the compass of the voice . The pupil should be drilled in various exercises whose highest peculiarity is time and force . Time may be measured by means of the Metronome , by beating with the hand , and by ...
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... intervals of the scale . * DIATONIC [ Greek , da , by or through , and Tovos , sound ] . Ascending or descending by sounds whose proximate intervals are not more than a tone , nor less than a semitone . † Pronounced Dỏ , Rả , Mẻ , Fả ...
... intervals of the scale . * DIATONIC [ Greek , da , by or through , and Tovos , sound ] . Ascending or descending by sounds whose proximate intervals are not more than a tone , nor less than a semitone . † Pronounced Dỏ , Rả , Mẻ , Fả ...
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... interval is a difference in pitch . Intervals are either discrete , or concrete . A discrete interval is the difference in pitch between any two notes which vary from each other in acuteness and gravity . A concrete interval is that ...
... interval is a difference in pitch . Intervals are either discrete , or concrete . A discrete interval is the difference in pitch between any two notes which vary from each other in acuteness and gravity . A concrete interval is that ...
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... interval does not , per- haps , exceed a quarter tone . The concrete intervals of rising inflections are greater than those of their corresponding falling inflec- tions . This may be illustrated by pronouncing the letter a ...
... interval does not , per- haps , exceed a quarter tone . The concrete intervals of rising inflections are greater than those of their corresponding falling inflec- tions . This may be illustrated by pronouncing the letter a ...
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... INTERVALS OF PITCH . ( Diag . 11. ) a ? a . a ? a . a ? a . a ? a . a ? a . a ? a . In the above diagram , each ... interval as its corresponding rising inflection , it would be a drawling note , and not a pure note of speech . Falling ...
... INTERVALS OF PITCH . ( Diag . 11. ) a ? a . a ? a . a ? a . a ? a . a ? a . a ? a . In the above diagram , each ... interval as its corresponding rising inflection , it would be a drawling note , and not a pure note of speech . Falling ...
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