Piano Tuning - A Simple and Accurate Method for Amateurs by J. Cree (Jerry Cree) Fischer
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6. Thirds are of two kinds: major (larger) thirds embrace two whole-steps; minor (smaller) thirds embrace a step and a half. What kind of a third is 1-3 in the diatonic scale? 2-4? 3-5? 6-8? 7. What do we mean by the term, Fundamental of a chord? What is added to it to complete the common chord? 8. What absolute pitches comprise the common chord of C? What kind of interval between the first two members? What between the first and last? What between the second and last? 9. What tones would you use if told to strike the common chord of C in four-part, close harmony, using the fundamental for the highest tone? 10. How many keys (white and black) are there between the fundamental and the third? How many between the third and the fifth? How many between the fundamental and the fifth when the fifth is played above the fundamental? 11. How many keys (white and black) are there between two keys comprising a perfect fourth? 12. (Most important of all.) What keys of the piano keyboard comprise the common chord founded upon G as the fundamental? Upon F? Upon Fâ¯? Upon Gâ¯? Upon Bâ? Upon Dâ? Upon Eâ? Upon D? Upon E? Upon A? Upon B? |
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