| In the forest, the blind prince made a primitive monochord and began to wander from village to village singing for money. |
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| It is a physical concept, on the physical difference between the human singing voice, and a monochord, which gives various tones by touching. |
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| This experience led to early experiments with a wooden bread board, nails and some wire, creating a primitive monochord. |
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| The monochord was used in Greece by the 6th century bc as a scientific instrument for measuring musical intervals. |
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| He takes a monochord, like a single string on a musical instrument. |
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| On the monochord a giant stringed instrument lying-I was literally in the music touches. |
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| He had an extraordinary knowledge of music and seems to have constructed several organs and also a monochord for studying music theory. |
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| Finally he hit four single strokes on the snare drum, and the monochord noise-jams began, manic and spaced-out at the same time. |
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| Clavichord, stringed keyboard musical instrument, developed from the medieval monochord. |
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| My experience with Winfried Burr and his work with the monochord were very impressive. |
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| The classes were supported by four musicians playing classical instruments, the zither, monochord, two-string violin and four-chord lute. |
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| One merely needed to find a combination of core and wrap diameters which produced the same pitch as the original brass string under any given tension on the monochord. |
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| Smith wrote synopses of the songs and created his own artwork, including an etching of a monochord taken from a mystical treatise by 17th-century English astrologer Robert Fludd. |
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| By opposition to the nose impressions, the mouth is very complex, rather fruity and far from the monochord properties the nose seemed to announce. |
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| With a monochord tone, the insistent voice of singer-producer Paul Van Haver delivers dexterous lyrics that hit the spot with their striking realism. |
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| He presented his own divisions of the tetrachord and the octave, which he derived with the help of a monochord. |
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| However, the Chinese monochord and crosstalk which derived from octagonal are still popular in Chinese society and the new generations. |
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| Many famous Chinese monochord performers and crosstalkers were the artists of octagonal drum, such as De Shoushan and Zhang Sanlu. |
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| The second book briefly discusses the hexachords arid the third addresses the ratios of the intervals via the monochord. |
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| If a musician were going to give a lecture upon the mathematical part of his art, he would find a very elegant substitute for the monochord in the Chinese kin. |
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