Harmonimetrics (noun)

Pronunciation:\ˌhär-mə-nə-ˈme-triks\

Etymology:

- Harmony (from Greek harmonia, meaning agreement, concord of sounds)

- Metrics (from Greek metrikos, meaning of or pertaining to measuring)

Origin: Coined in the early 21st century to define the interdisciplinary study merging mathematical precision with musical creativity.

Definition:

1. The study and application of mathematical principles in the creation, analysis, and performance of music, and vice versa.

2. A discipline that explores the symbiotic relationship between mathematical structures and musical forms, leading to innovative compositions and analytical techniques.

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