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Humpback Whale: Song in Sheet Music

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The songs of male humpback whales are famous for their beauty. In breeding areas near Hawaii, in the Caribbean, and elsewhere, their songs can last up to 20 minutes and be heard up to 160 km away. In the North Atlantic they have been found singing identical songs in unison miles away from one another.
Their songs fluctuate between 20 Hertz and 24,000 Hertz and different melodic gestures (unit labels) have been discovered. This short example features three modulating cries (524-1415 Hertz) and two ascending moans (162-271 Hertz). What is very interesting to me is that the modulating cries contain an augmented triad, whereas the ascending moans consist of a tritone.
All the information about their songs I have from a paper by Hauer-Jansen entitled ‘Analysis of Humpback Whale Songs: Applying the traditional method’ (2018).
Transcription: @AlexanderLiebermann
Video: @Sage Stephens
#music #transcription #whales #animalsounds #eartraining #musictheory
Their songs fluctuate between 20 Hertz and 24,000 Hertz and different melodic gestures (unit labels) have been discovered. This short example features three modulating cries (524-1415 Hertz) and two ascending moans (162-271 Hertz). What is very interesting to me is that the modulating cries contain an augmented triad, whereas the ascending moans consist of a tritone.
All the information about their songs I have from a paper by Hauer-Jansen entitled ‘Analysis of Humpback Whale Songs: Applying the traditional method’ (2018).
Transcription: @AlexanderLiebermann
Video: @Sage Stephens
#music #transcription #whales #animalsounds #eartraining #musictheory
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