Undergrad Anyone knows why musical isomorphism is called so?

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Musical isomorphism refers to the structural similarities in musical systems that allow for the same musical relationships to be expressed in different forms. The term "musical" highlights its application within the realm of music theory and analysis. The discussion reveals that the original inquiry about the name was addressed in the linked Wikipedia article, which provides a definition and context. Participants express a desire for deeper insights into the naming rationale, but the conversation quickly concludes. Ultimately, the thread emphasizes the connection between musical concepts and their theoretical underpinnings.
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fresh_42 said:
Why are you asking? Your link explains it in line 3.
Ooops, just thought there might be some interesting reasons for this name. Let's close this thread...
 

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