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In Reply to: Re: MUSIC NOTES BELOW 27 HZ?? posted by djk on July 28, 2002 at 04:23:44:
The lowest note of the piano - Even when it's played, the fundamental (i.e. 27Hz) is usually less audible than its harmonics, and it's these harmonics that ironically allow us to identify 'that' lowest note of the piano, and not the fundamental.do agree that with all that low freq content, the sense of 'space' is better protrayed (as with high high freq content)
The first movement of Ravel's Concerto for the Left Hand had a few of those 'last notes'.
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