- “Music,” as commonly used, may refer to sound, a piece of paper, an abstract formal concept, a collective behavior of society, or a single coordinated pattern of neurochemical impulses in the brain. It can be a product or a process. . . For now let “music” signify anything that is normally called “Music.” --Lewis Rowell, Thinking about Music
- "Music is a product of the behavior of human groups, wether formal or informal: it is humanly organzied sound." -- John Blacking, How Musical Is Man?
- "Music . . . is sounds understood in response. -- Roger Scruton, "Analytic Philosophy and the Meaning of Music"
Wednesday, October 17, 2012
Blog 6
Throughout class, we have been discussing what is music. To help better undertsnad music, I took a three quotes out of higgings book to help define music.
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