Ideas from both types of books, but to include This curriculum attempts to not only marry the best Ones I term “cookbook” style provide instructions forīuilding musical instruments with little or noĮxplanation of the physics behind the construction. Some end of the chapter questions and problems. Ones provide for little student interaction other than Topic of musical acoustics tend to be either very High school aged student who has neither aīackground in waves nor in music, but who desires aįirm foundation in both. To be the most useful and appropriate material for the From these, I have synthesized what I believe
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Musical instruments at a level designed for high school physics.
HIS MANUAL COVERS the physics of waves, sound, music, and Human beings, vegetables, or cosmic dust – we all dance to a mysterious tune, intoned in the distance by an invisible piper.” – Albert Einstein It is determined for the insects as well as for the star. “Everything is determined … by forces over which we have no control. PROJECT: Building a Copper Pipe Xylophone PROJECT: Building a Three Stringed Guitar
LAPP, FELLOW WRIGHT CENTER FOR INNOVATIVE SCIENCE EDUCATION TUFTS UNIVERSITYĬhapter 3: Modes, overtones, and harmonicsĪCTIVITY: Interpreting Musical Instrument Power SpectraĪCTIVITY: Evaluating Important Musical Scales
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