Radioactive Pizza Slice

Joseph wrote,

>Duh. I'm not getting it. I'm glad David did this rather than me,
>for that reason... Sorry to be getting behind, but WHAT's going on
>here with the 2-D pizza slice again??

OK -- a chord has three intervals, right? So the corner nearest us
(bottom-left on the 2-d graph) is where all three intervals are zero. Now
the distance from the left edge is the size of the upper interval; the
distance from the bottom-right edge is the size of the lower interval, and
the distance from the upper-right edge is one octave minus the size of the
outer interval. Look at the chords and see if you can see this pattern. Is
it starting to come together?

--- In harmonic_entropy@egroups.com, "Paul H. Erlich" <PERLICH@A...>
wrote:

http://www.egroups.com/message/harmonic_entropy/196

> OK -- a chord has three intervals, right? So the corner nearest us
> (bottom-left on the 2-d graph) is where all three intervals are
zero. Now the distance from the left edge is the size of the upper
interval; the distance from the bottom-right edge is the size of the
lower interval, and the distance from the upper-right edge is one
octave minus the size of the outer interval. Look at the chords and
see if you can see this pattern. Is it starting to come together?

This helps some... I actually love this graphic, particularly when
combined, now, with the Finnamore sound file!!!

Joseph