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Natural Science Forum / Physics / Acoustics / July 2006How Heavy is an A Major Chord?
I was wondering about the relative weights of chords as played on a standard piano. How much mass does an A major chord have? >I was wondering about the relative weights of chords as played on a > standard piano. > > How much mass does an A major chord have? Go away!!!! You are definitely a troll because no one could possibly be that stupid! On 7/19/06 12:29 AM, in article Salvg.4214$Ur.2666@bignews7.bellsouth.net, >> I was wondering about the relative weights of chords as played on a >> standard piano. [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > Go away!!!! > You are definitely a troll because no one could possibly be that stupid! 3kg! -- Ferme le Bush >>I was wondering about the relative weights of chords as played on a >> standard piano. [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > Go away!!!! > You are definitely a troll Amazing insight! Only question, why did it take you so long to catch on? > because no one could possibly be that stupid! Except for an immoral swine by the name of Mike (Porky) Rieves who is so stupid that he is oblivious to his own technical ignorance. |
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