Tones and Colors Do They Share a Common Harmony
A Philadelphia professor links color rays to musical notes, claiming red to do, orange to re, yellow to mi, green to fa, blue to sol, purple to la, and violet to si. The theory ties light and sound by shared harmony rules and is used to teach children through colored balls, sticks, and color coded notes.
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