In 1931 Dr. William Braid White proposed the idea that every city has its own ground tone. "New York's, he said, was pitched between A and B flat in the low bass," and London is/was close to the lowest C. Chicago...Dr. White placed Chicago's ground town at E flat. I wonder what Minneapolis' ground tone is.
What does it sound like to go from MPLS, to NY, to MPLS, to CHI, and back to MPLS again? X A/B X Eflat X
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