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Relativity of musical mood


In quite possibly the coolest ever application of the Doppler effect, Kaća Bradonjić has shown what velocity you ought to move in to hear, e.g., a major (triad) chord as a minor chord and vice versa, if the three notes are played from three different locations.

Reference

Bradonjić, K. (2008). Relativity of musical mood. arXiv:0807.2493v1.


Author AndiPosted on 21 July 200822 November 2020Tags music

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