Harmonie universelle

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Harmonie universelle is a seminal 17th-century treatise on music theory and acoustics by Marin Mersenne that systematically analyzes musical tuning, instruments, and the physics of sound.

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instanceOf acoustics treatise
music theory treatise
author Marin Mersenne NERFINISHED
authorOccupation Minim friar
mathematician
music theorist
contribution documentation of contemporary musical practice
early quantitative study of sound frequency
linking mathematical ratios to musical consonance
systematic analysis of musical tuning systems
countryOfOrigin France
describes composition techniques
musical intervals
notation practices
rhythm and meter
focusesOn consonance and dissonance
harmonic series
organ building
proportions in music
string instruments
temperament systems
vocal music
wind instruments
genre music theory
scientific treatise
hasPart books on practical music
books on theoretical music
diagrams of instruments
sections on instrument construction
tables of musical ratios
historicalPeriod Baroque era
influenced later acoustics research
later music theorists
influencedBy Pythagorean music theory NERFINISHED
Renaissance music theory
language French
mainSubject acoustics
music theory
musical instruments
musical tuning
physics of sound
notableFor comprehensiveness in music and acoustics
integration of experiment and theory in music
publicationCentury 17th century
publicationYear 1636
1637
publisher Cramoisy NERFINISHED
timePeriodDescribed early 17th century music

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Marin Mersenne notableWork Harmonie universelle