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Aeolian Harp: An Essay Concerning the Nature of Tone

Gunnar Bucht, Roger Ian Tanner

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Contents: Tone and Sound - Tone and Myth - Tone and Space - Tone and Music - Tone and Meaning.

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Contents: Tone and Sound - Tone and Myth - Tone and Space - Tone and Music - Tone and Meaning.

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Contents: Tone and Sound - Tone and Myth - Tone and Space - Tone and Music - Tone and Meaning.

Key concepts: HARP, Aeolian processes, Tone (literature), History, Art, Geology, Literature, Art history

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