How music and mathematics relate /
Kung, David T.
How music and mathematics relate / David Kung. - Chantilly, Va. : Teaching Company, ©2013. - 3 videodiscs (558 min.) : sound, color ; 4 3/4 in. + 1 course guidebook (iv, 112 pages ; 19 cm) + 1 transcript book (iv., 329 pages ; 19 cm). - Great courses. Science & mathematics, mathematics. . - Great courses (DVD). Science & mathematics. .
Twelve lectures (ca. 45 minutes each) on three DVDs.
Course guidebook Includes bibliographical references (pages 107-112).
Disc 1. Overtones : symphony in a single note (48 min.) ; Timbre : why each instrument sounds different (46 min.) ; Pitch and auditory illusions (47 min.) ; How scales are constructed (48 min.) -- Disc 2. How scale tunings and composition coevolved (46 min.) ; Dissonance and piano tuning (50 min.) ; Rhythm : from numbers to patterns (44 min.) ; Transformations and symmetry (50 min.) -- Disc 3. Self-reference from Bach to Gödel (42 min.) ; Composing with math : classical to avant-garde (45 min.) ; The digital delivery of music (46 min.) ; Math, music, and the mind (46 min.). (From Guide): Introduction. Professor Biography -- Course scope -- Lecture Guides. Lecture 1: Overtones-symphony in a single note -- Lecture 2: Timbre: why each instrument sounds different -- Lecture 3: Pitch and auditory illusions -- Lecture 4: How scales are constructed -- Lecture 5: How scale tunings and composition coevolved -- Lecture 6: Dissonance and piano tuning -- Lecture 7: Rhythm: from numbers to patterns -- Lecture 8: Transformations and symmetry -- Lecture 9: Self-reference from Bach to Gödel -- Lecture 10: Composing with math -- classical to avant-garde -- Lecture 11: The digital delivery of music -- Lecture 12: Math, music, and the mind -- Supplemental material. Bibliography.
Lecturer: David Kung, St. Mary's College of Maryland.
"Understanding the connections between music and mathematics helps you appreciate both, even if you have no special ability in either field--from knowing the mathematics behind tuning an instrument to understanding the features that define your favorite pieces. By exploring the mathematics of music, you also learn why non-Western music sounds so different, gain insight into the technology of modern sound reproduction, and start to hear the world around you in exciting new ways"--Website.
DVD, full screen.
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Music--Mathematics.
Music theory.
Mathematics.
Mathematics.
Music--Mathematics.
Music theory.
Educational films.
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Filmed lectures.
Nonfiction films.
Filmed lectures.
Educational films.
Nonfiction films.
Feature films.
DVD-Video discs.
DVD-Video discs.
How music and mathematics relate / David Kung. - Chantilly, Va. : Teaching Company, ©2013. - 3 videodiscs (558 min.) : sound, color ; 4 3/4 in. + 1 course guidebook (iv, 112 pages ; 19 cm) + 1 transcript book (iv., 329 pages ; 19 cm). - Great courses. Science & mathematics, mathematics. . - Great courses (DVD). Science & mathematics. .
Twelve lectures (ca. 45 minutes each) on three DVDs.
Course guidebook Includes bibliographical references (pages 107-112).
Disc 1. Overtones : symphony in a single note (48 min.) ; Timbre : why each instrument sounds different (46 min.) ; Pitch and auditory illusions (47 min.) ; How scales are constructed (48 min.) -- Disc 2. How scale tunings and composition coevolved (46 min.) ; Dissonance and piano tuning (50 min.) ; Rhythm : from numbers to patterns (44 min.) ; Transformations and symmetry (50 min.) -- Disc 3. Self-reference from Bach to Gödel (42 min.) ; Composing with math : classical to avant-garde (45 min.) ; The digital delivery of music (46 min.) ; Math, music, and the mind (46 min.). (From Guide): Introduction. Professor Biography -- Course scope -- Lecture Guides. Lecture 1: Overtones-symphony in a single note -- Lecture 2: Timbre: why each instrument sounds different -- Lecture 3: Pitch and auditory illusions -- Lecture 4: How scales are constructed -- Lecture 5: How scale tunings and composition coevolved -- Lecture 6: Dissonance and piano tuning -- Lecture 7: Rhythm: from numbers to patterns -- Lecture 8: Transformations and symmetry -- Lecture 9: Self-reference from Bach to Gödel -- Lecture 10: Composing with math -- classical to avant-garde -- Lecture 11: The digital delivery of music -- Lecture 12: Math, music, and the mind -- Supplemental material. Bibliography.
Lecturer: David Kung, St. Mary's College of Maryland.
"Understanding the connections between music and mathematics helps you appreciate both, even if you have no special ability in either field--from knowing the mathematics behind tuning an instrument to understanding the features that define your favorite pieces. By exploring the mathematics of music, you also learn why non-Western music sounds so different, gain insight into the technology of modern sound reproduction, and start to hear the world around you in exciting new ways"--Website.
DVD, full screen.
9781598039207 1598039202 9781629971483 1629971480
1373 Teaching Company ID1373A-01 Teaching Company PD1373A Teaching Company PT1373A-01
Music--Mathematics.
Music theory.
Mathematics.
Mathematics.
Music--Mathematics.
Music theory.
Educational films.
Feature films.
Filmed lectures.
Nonfiction films.
Filmed lectures.
Educational films.
Nonfiction films.
Feature films.
DVD-Video discs.
DVD-Video discs.