WFMT | Fractions Give Us Feelings [Math in Music Ep. 5] @WFMTChicago | Uploaded July 2020 | Updated October 2024, 1 day ago.
Rhythmic patterns in music can influence the listener's feelings. Host Eugenia Cheng shows us how incorporating different fractions in rhythm can shift the mood of a piece from snappy to dreamy.
Rhythmic patterns in music can influence the listener's feelings. Host Eugenia Cheng shows us how incorporating different fractions in rhythm can shift the mood of a piece from snappy to dreamy.
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Rhythmic patterns in music can influence the listeners feelings. Host Eugenia Cheng shows us how incorporating different fractions in rhythm can shift the mood of a piece from snappy to dreamy.")
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