 | John Arbuthnot, Martin Strong, John Keill - 1701 - 70 σελίδες
...Voices. But MuJicJ^ had been imperfect ftill, had not ^rithmetic^ ftepped in once more, and Guido Aretimu by inventing the temperament, making the Fifth falfe...owe all the Regular and Noble Harmony of our modern Muficl^ As for Civil Architecture (of Military I mall fpeak afterwards) there is hardly any part of... | |
 | Martin Strong, John Arbuthnot - 1745 - 56 σελίδες
...Voices. But Mufic had been impertecl ftill, had not Arithmetic Hepped in once more, and Guido Aretir.us, by inventing the Temperament, making the Fifth Falfe...our Organs, and intermix all the Three Kinds of the Antier.ts to which we owe all the regular and noble Harmony of our modern Mufic. 1 As for Civil Architecture... | |
 | John Arbuthnot - 1751 - 268 σελίδες
...and Voices. But Mufick had been imperfect ftill, had not Arithmetich ftepped in once more, and Guldo Aretinus by inventing the temperament making the Fifth...owe all the Regular and Noble Harmony of our modern Mufick. As for Civil Architetture (of Military I fhall fpeak afterwards) there is hardly any part of... | |
 | 1755 - 478 σελίδες
...imperfect, had not arithmetic ftepped in once more, and Guido Aretinus, by inventing the temperament, and making the fifth falfe, by a certain determined quantity, taught us to intermix all the three kinds of the antients, to which we owe all the regular and noble harmony of... | |
 | 1759 - 1066 σελίδες
...imperfeft, had not arithmetic ftepped in once more, and Guido Aretinus, by inventing the temperament, and making the fifth falfe, by a certain determined quantity, taught us to intermix all the three kinds of the antients, to which we owe all the regular and noble harmony of... | |
 | John Arbuthnot - 1770 - 276 σελίδες
...But Mufick had been imperfect, ftill, had not Arithmetick ftepped in once more, and Gitido Aretlnus, by inventing the temperament making the Fifth falfe...owe all the Regular and Noble Harmony of our modern Mitjicl^) As for Civil Architecture (of Military I fhall fpeak afterwards) there is hardly any part... | |
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Aretinus, by inventing the Temperament, making the Fifth falfe by a certain determined Quantity, taught us to tune our Organs, and intermix all the three kinds of the Ancients ; to which we owe all the regular and noble Harmony of our modern Mufic. 