Time Sound Waves and their Properties in the Surrounding Media The Nature of Music for the Performing Musician
Studies on the Human Ear

The following books have been written to fill a void for musicians, artists, and others who wish to enjoy a more detailed investigation of subjects which are deeply connected to music, its understanding and performance.

For example, 'time' is a subject of inquiry which has traditionally been limited to the realm of formal science. Perhaps there is a present need for a rigorous description of 'time' which is accessible with some effort, asks and answers questions that we all have about 'time', and is not cleverly confounding, confused and ambiguous, or 'watered down'.

What do musicians and artists actually know about 'sound', the material of music and speech? What is sound exactly? Where is it, what does it look like if we could see it? What happens to sound when it enters the human ear and is processed in the brain? When does sound become language or music?

Books are available for order through: Spectrum Music (781-862-0088)