Indie Lab - Why Certain Musical Notes Sound Good Together and Others Don't
2,226 views · Published 14 December 2015 · 11:19 · Indexed 27 September 2026
Channel: Doc Schuster · 2015 · Education
These students experimentally discovered the significance of consonant musical notes (octaves, fourths, fifths, etc.), and EVIL frequency combinations like the minor third. Remember, it's chord, not rope.
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