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Pagina 272
Nor does Sullivan approve without qualification the use of words to describe
musical experiences ; words are not equal to this task . For , while music is not
isolated , it is unique , and what it means to us is quite incapable of being stated
in ...
Nor does Sullivan approve without qualification the use of words to describe
musical experiences ; words are not equal to this task . For , while music is not
isolated , it is unique , and what it means to us is quite incapable of being stated
in ...
Pagina 273
... normally describes and the musical experience . Language is particularly
deficient in words describing emotional states ... Its inability to describe a
complex and sensitive reaction to music is , therefore , not surprising . Thus the
passage from ...
... normally describes and the musical experience . Language is particularly
deficient in words describing emotional states ... Its inability to describe a
complex and sensitive reaction to music is , therefore , not surprising . Thus the
passage from ...
Pagina 280
There is a recognizable similarity , yet when we want to describe our musical
experience , the words used in doing it seem ... more inept than they do for
describing our experiences in life from which the words we apply to music were
derived .
There is a recognizable similarity , yet when we want to describe our musical
experience , the words used in doing it seem ... more inept than they do for
describing our experiences in life from which the words we apply to music were
derived .
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