I heard someone use mathematics when talking about music the other day. I tried to follow along but it made no sense to me?
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I heard someone use mathematics when talking about music the other day. I tried to follow along but it made no sense to me?
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Mathematics and music may appear to be distinct disciplines, but music relies on mathematical principles for its structure and organization. Pitch, rhythm, and harmony can be expressed using mathematical ratios and patterns. For instance, the diatonic scale, a fundamental element of Western music, is based on mathematical intervals and ratios discovered by the ancient Greeks. The precise relationships between notes in scales and chords can be represented using mathematical equations, revealing the mathematical underpinnings of musical harmony.

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I heard someone use mathematics when talking about music the other day. I tried to follow along but it made no sense to me?</s>
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Mathematics and music may appear to be distinct disciplines, but music relies on mathematical principles for its structure and organization. Pitch, rhythm, and harmony can be expressed using mathematical ratios and patterns. For instance, the diatonic scale, a fundamental element of Western music, is based on mathematical intervals and ratios discovered by the ancient Greeks. The precise relationships between notes in scales and chords can be represented using mathematical equations, revealing the mathematical underpinnings of musical harmony.
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