Thoughts on the spectacle of sound, the musical experience, tonal and atonal music, and the musicality of Cavafy's poetry
The texts of this book are dedicated to the study of sound, music, and poetry. They focus on the central issue of the relationship and contrast between organized musical sound – within the framework of 20th-century Western civilization – and noise. It is a fact that in the modern world, with the rapid spread of noise, a despotic regime is being established that threatens to suppress every artistic or even "comprehensible" sound. The contemporary person can no longer protect within themselves that inner area necessary to reflect on their life and to also listen to the "mysterious roar […] of approaching events," as Cavafy had already warned.
Against this danger of acoustic and semantic confusion, the art of music opposes its contributions, mainly the awakening and shaping of emotions, according to certain rules and with a language that can reach the depths of the soul. It is this language that we will explore here.
Manufacturer
- Author
- CHarikleia Tsokani
- Publisher
- Patakis
- Language
- Greek
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- Cover
- Soft
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- Subjects
- Music, Theory & History of Art
- ISBN-13
- 9786180714555
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