R12 On Music to R47 In Grand Piano with Worship Symbol and Universe Creation in Economic Covid Era
Keywords:
music, piano, r12, tones, worshipAbstract
The purpose of this research is to examine R12 as a musical constant with reflexivity to R47 on the piano string about the symbol of worship and the creation of the universe in the current economic period. R12 refers to the twelve musical notes of a piano. The R47 serves as a string support device in a grand piano. The topic of study is music, piano, and hahslm equations. This study is a qualitative investigation. The research was carried out in order to acquire information from journals, books, scriptures, and electronic media. A reflexivity approach was adopted as the method. This research discovered that the acoustic notes on the piano follow a pattern that corresponds to the hahslm encryption with code 7 major, 5 minor, and 12 tones in the digit of 472319. As a result, piano and music may be classified as comparable, where the piano is the same as music. The piano reflects the owner's intellectual ability and economic standing. The first portion of music consists of 12 tones, and the genuine part of music consists of the structure of vibration in a grand piano with hundreds of strings to produce sounds.
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