SUMMARY. — By means of his fondamental physiological hypothesis of the decomposition of sound vibrations, Helmholtz claimed to explain scientifically the origin of music. In his opinion, dissonance results mainly from the phenomenon of beats. A fairly detailed investigation of Helmholtz' s calculations reveals that he had a remarkable intuitive knowledge of the results that he arrived at, despite several omissions and errors in his calculations. A comparison of his theory with present day psycho-physiological theory, as well as with earlier works (Euler's, Rameau' s and ďAlemberťs), brings out the enormous value of Helmholtz' s musical acoustics even today.RÉSUMÉ. — Par l'hypothèse physiologique fondamentale de la décomposition des vibratio...
In 1857 Helmholtz proposed that the ear contained an array of sympathetic resonators, like piano str...
Hermann von Helmholtz (1821-1894) contributed two major works to the theory of sensation and percept...
The sound qualities associated with the predominance of odd-numbered harmonics were first described ...
SUMMARY. — By means of his fondamental physiological hypothesis of the decomposition of sound vibrat...
Les musiciens ont été très tôt fascinés par les travaux de Hermann von Helmholtz (1821-1894) relatif...
La psychologie de la perception auditive – et plus spécifiquement la psychoacoustique – naît avec la...
The 200th birthday of H. von Helmholtz motivated to revisit his theory on consonance and dissonance....
1Mach greatly admired Helmholtz’s 1863 book on tone sensations, which he popularized in Austria. How...
International audienceSince Helmholtz’s seminal book “Die Lehre von den Tonempfindungen als physiolo...
As for the analysis of a musical phenomenon, F. Helmholtz attempted it for the first time, and K. Ri...
This article discusses how Hermann von Helmholtz’s inquiry into Ancient Greek and Persian musical sc...
This essay aims to inquiry into the main factors responsible for the growth of modern acou...
Die Theorie des Hörens von Hermann von Helmholtz kreist um eine offene Frage: Wie geschieht der Über...
In 1857 Helmholtz proposed that the ear contained an array of sympathetic resonators, like piano str...
The Baroque Era encompassed some of the most important scientific advancements in the history of man...
In 1857 Helmholtz proposed that the ear contained an array of sympathetic resonators, like piano str...
Hermann von Helmholtz (1821-1894) contributed two major works to the theory of sensation and percept...
The sound qualities associated with the predominance of odd-numbered harmonics were first described ...
SUMMARY. — By means of his fondamental physiological hypothesis of the decomposition of sound vibrat...
Les musiciens ont été très tôt fascinés par les travaux de Hermann von Helmholtz (1821-1894) relatif...
La psychologie de la perception auditive – et plus spécifiquement la psychoacoustique – naît avec la...
The 200th birthday of H. von Helmholtz motivated to revisit his theory on consonance and dissonance....
1Mach greatly admired Helmholtz’s 1863 book on tone sensations, which he popularized in Austria. How...
International audienceSince Helmholtz’s seminal book “Die Lehre von den Tonempfindungen als physiolo...
As for the analysis of a musical phenomenon, F. Helmholtz attempted it for the first time, and K. Ri...
This article discusses how Hermann von Helmholtz’s inquiry into Ancient Greek and Persian musical sc...
This essay aims to inquiry into the main factors responsible for the growth of modern acou...
Die Theorie des Hörens von Hermann von Helmholtz kreist um eine offene Frage: Wie geschieht der Über...
In 1857 Helmholtz proposed that the ear contained an array of sympathetic resonators, like piano str...
The Baroque Era encompassed some of the most important scientific advancements in the history of man...
In 1857 Helmholtz proposed that the ear contained an array of sympathetic resonators, like piano str...
Hermann von Helmholtz (1821-1894) contributed two major works to the theory of sensation and percept...
The sound qualities associated with the predominance of odd-numbered harmonics were first described ...