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For it is in the nature of the post - Renaissance musical tradition that acquiring a taste for it involves a considerable exercise of the intellect , as a necessary filter into the whirlpool of individual emotional experience .
For it is in the nature of the post - Renaissance musical tradition that acquiring a taste for it involves a considerable exercise of the intellect , as a necessary filter into the whirlpool of individual emotional experience .
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And because music now contained a familiar style of melodic writing and a clear harmonic progression , the modern listener may relate to it largely in terms with which he is familiar . He may regard it as ' sensuous ' or ' emotional ' .
And because music now contained a familiar style of melodic writing and a clear harmonic progression , the modern listener may relate to it largely in terms with which he is familiar . He may regard it as ' sensuous ' or ' emotional ' .
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Emotion came to replace reason as the response to direct experience and emotional response became sufficiently fashionable for the French to provide it with a name : sensibilité . The underprivileged were obvious candidates for ...
Emotion came to replace reason as the response to direct experience and emotional response became sufficiently fashionable for the French to provide it with a name : sensibilité . The underprivileged were obvious candidates for ...
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2100351 | 7 |
The Path to Elitism | 21 |
The Path to Chauvinism | 32 |
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Roll Over Rock: A Study of Music in Contemporary Culture Peter Fletcher Keine Leseprobe verfügbar - 1981 |
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