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... dissonance the increase in the parallel value of an interval ; and, as a measure of the increased fusion or synthesis of an interval already consonant, the decrease in parallel value. This is by no means an identification of consonance with the inherent...

Psychological Monographs: General and Applied - Page 53
1914
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Harvard Psychological Studies, Volume 4

1915 - 1096 pages

...means an identification of consonance with the inherent pleasantness of an "* Parry, op. cit., 88. interval, for we have to do here not with isolated...An example of the standard table follows: 3 5 7 VII Q Miss Martin, Dec. 1, 1913 In all these tables, 3 means a passage of thirds; 5, one of fifths; 7,...

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