Composers and performers of all cultures, theorists of diverse schools and styles, aestheticians and critics of many different persuasions are all agreed that music has meaning and that this meaning is somehow communicated to both participants and listeners.
An edition of Emotion and Meaning in Music
(1961)
Emotion and Meaning in Music
by Leonard B. Meyer
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Emotion and Meaning in Music
February 15, 1961, University Of Chicago Press
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0226521397 9780226521398
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"Composers and performers of all cultures, theorists of diverse schools and styles, aestheticians and critics of many different persuasions are all agreed that music has meaning and that this meaning is somehow communicated to both participants and listeners."
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