Hermann Helmholtz, “ON THE SENSATIONS OF TONE: As a Physiological Basis for the Theory of Music”, 1863 was the topic of an earlier blog post.
Here I present: H. V. Spanner, “Lessons in Braille Music”, 1961, PART TWO (2).
INTRODUCTION.
H. V. Spanner, “Lessons in Braille Music”, 1961 is two (2) volumes of paperback book. The “table of contents” is shown BELOW. Hermann Helmholtz is known for his physiological study of music. A blind user of Braille has no limitations in musico-linguistic abilities. Music perception is neurologically different from language perception.
