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07/04/2004 2:49 pm
I've reworked it following alex's barrage of abuse ( ;D ). I think (hope) it makes everything much clearer.
http://people.freenet.de/greybeard/Interval_1.htm
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09/04/2004 10:47 pm
I stand corrected on diatonic (thanks, Serickso -- I don't speak any Greek, and the earliest theory I recall reading is Boethius). The Harvard Dictionary of Music gives the translation as "through the tones".
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12/04/2004 7:26 pm
I've only read very little of Boethius but I'm surprised that you didn't come across a discussion of the diatoinic genus (as Boethius copied heavily from the Greek writers in his treatise). I haven't been able to find a full translation of Boethius myself. Plato's Timaeus is another good one to get.
13/04/2004 12:28 am
AHHH Please dont think i was being abusive... ahh now i feel bad.
Sorry. :-[
13/04/2004 12:30 am
Ok but one last thing ( :P)
can you please put the notes next to the thing of semi-tones.
Cos its kinda confusing looking at "Semitones away from root", going to the far right, looking at the examples, and then going back to look at the interval.
Thats the only thing! and it will be perfect!! :D
13/04/2004 7:59 am
Alex,
no offence taken at all. :)
I've changed it, as you requested. Thanks for the input.
I started with nothing - and I've still got most of it left.
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13/04/2004 12:34 pm
Ahh now its perfect..
i didnt know you could get a diminished / augmented unison interval though.. But thats just my knowledge nothing wrong with the chart now..
Muwahaha now on to look at the REST of your site.. *gust of wind carries me away*
... no lol i have allready been on it and it is great :)
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