| Sumario: | This book explores the principles of musical acoustics and organology, providing a comprehensive overview of the science behind sound and musical instruments. It covers historical perspectives, the nature and properties of sound, and the principles of sound wave propagation, reflection, and absorption. The book delves into the characteristics of sound, such as intensity and pitch, and the scales and intervals used in music. It also examines the construction and functioning of various musical instruments, including string, wind, and percussion instruments, as well as the human voice. The text is designed for music students, aiming to enhance their scientific understanding of acoustics, which is often overlooked in technical training. The inclusion of appendices on related scientific fields highlights the interdisciplinary nature of the subject.
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