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{{Title|title=Horns, Strings, and Harmony
|author=Arthur H. Benade
|publisher=Dover Publications
|summary="A fascinating excursion into an area too often ignored by the musical practitioner." — Music Library Association Notes.

If you've ever wondered how a musical instrument produces the sound it does, this book explains the physics of musical instruments in an engaging and understandable way. Dr. Benade was a nuclear physicist, flutist, and science educator with a special ability to explain complex ideas in a simple, straightforward manner. In this book he brings that ability to bear in elucidating the ways in which music is formed by many different kinds of musical instruments.
|isbn=
*0486273318
*978-0486273310
|link=https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/0486273318
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