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Humanism Love And Music 1st Edition Constantin Floros

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Humanism Love And Music 1st Edition Constantin Floros
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Publisher: Peter Lang GmbH, Internationaler Verlag der Wissenschaften
File Extension: PDF
File size: 10.98 MB
Pages: 264
Author: Constantin Floros
ISBN: 9783631630440, 3631630441
Language: English
Year: 2011
Edition: 1

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Humanism Love And Music 1st Edition Constantin Floros by Constantin Floros 9783631630440, 3631630441 instant download after payment.

«Music is no mere play of sound, no mere tonal texture, but has a significant psychic, spiritual/intellectual and social dimension. In other words: a musical art work is not merely an autonomous artifact but also document humain.» With this thesis - and with a view to the question as to the meaning of music as such - the author opens his broadly designed plea for a «humane music.» Based on interdisciplinary researches, and making use of partly unfamiliar documents, he demonstrates on musical works from Monteverdi to Alban Berg how and why they can be heard and understood as a tonal language specifically of love. The study investigates the question of how changes in the conception of love are reflected in music and concludes with a warning of a dehumanized world.

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