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Sound and Its Relation to Music (Classic Reprint)
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Sound is always produced by the vibratory motion of particles of matter, either in a mass or as individuals.
Musical sound, or tone, is produced by regular and periodic vibrations, and non-musical sound by irregular vibrations, but the lines of demarkation between the two are not sharply drawn, and the musician may employ for special effects many kinds of sound usually classified as noise.
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