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Announcement of workshop

🔗Manuel.Op.de.Coul@ezh.nl (Manuel Op de Coul)

2/22/1997 7:09:52 AM
The Stichting Huygens-Fokker organises in cooperation with the
Sweelinck Conservatorium a workshop microtonal music and new rhythmic
techniques on 10, 11 and 12 March 1997.
Place: Sweelinck Conservatorium, Amsterdam.
10-3: James Wood: 10.00-13.00, 14.00-17.00
11-3: Jos Zwaanenburg: 10.00-11.30, Eelco Beinema: 11.30-13.00,
Rafael Reina: 13.30-16.00
12-3: 10.00-12.00: Jose' Vicente, 12.00-15.30: Rafael Reina
Information: Rafael Reina, tel. 020-6855254

Manuel Op de Coul coul@ezh.nl

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🔗Matt Nathan <mattn@...>

2/23/1997 4:33:25 AM
Charles Lucy wrote:
>
> Tests performed on guitar for ghosttones
>
> as requested by Matt Nathan
>
> Fifth Guitar String tuned to 110 Hz.
> Here are the approximate results
>
> Ghostones
> Finger position
> Percent Approx. Hz of ghosttone
> 50 220
> 41 550
> 33 330
> 25 440
> 20 550
> 17 660

Even allowing for some in measurement, this is definitely
nowhere near the the series of fourths and fifths you
predicted! Will you admit this?

> Now to take this the next stages and measure them accurately.
>
> and to start counting beat frequencies against a metronome.
Last post you said you could measure the frequencies of
ghosttones without a tuner, using a metronome and a
second string. Will you outline the exact procedure for
doing this so I can proof your method?

> The principle of this is explained in my spreadsheet which I
> posted last week

I just reread it. You only posted the spreadsheet data
with no explanation of the principle of beat frequencies.
Be sure to include it in the next post. Thanks.

Matt Nathan

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