Given the current great interest in the arts of sound recording, and the increasing interest of people in enjoying audio devices, this book, which addresses the natural properties of sound and the properties of listening, fills a real need.
This book, written by one of the distinguished physics teachers, deals in the first chapter with the basic aspects of sound, measuring the natural properties of sound, and the foundations of acoustics. The second chapter includes a discussion of the organic group of the mechanics of hearing, and the psychological view of the physical aspects of sound, as mentioned in this chapter. Stringed musical instruments and human voices. The third chapter returns to the purely physical aspects of sound, and deals with some phenomena such as Interference and resonance. It also mentions in detail the topic of sound production in singing pipes and wind instruments.
The reader will read the topics equipped with scientific experiments, examples of solved problems, and illustrations that have been chosen with great care.