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A weaker overtone or undertone of a musical note that is responsible for the character or texture of the note.
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Sinusoidal quantity that has a frequency which is an integral multiple of the fundamental.
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a sine wave component of a complex sound whose frequency is a whole number multiple of the fundamental frequency.
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(1) In acoustics, a synonym for overtone or partial; (2) in string playing, a high-pitched, whistling tone made by bowing a lightly stopped string. harmonic minor scale The scale that results from flatting the third and sixth degrees of the major scale. harmonic rhythm The rate at which harmony changes and the degree of regularity with which it changes.
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| harmonic mean |
a type of average (measure of central tendency) which is defined as the quotient of n divided by the sum of the reciprocals of all the values in a set of numerical data (where n = # of values in the data set)
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