Anyone knows why musical isomorphism is called so?

In summary, musical isomorphism is a concept in music theory that describes the relationship between two musical structures with the same pitch class content but different pitch class order. It is called so because of its one-to-one correspondence with mathematical structures. The significance of musical isomorphism lies in its ability to compare and analyze different musical pieces and identify patterns and similarities. It is commonly used in music theory to analyze melodies, chords, and scales and can be applied to all types of music.
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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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