Logic and Foundations of Music Interpretation: Atonality–Tonality
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Auteurs : George HadjinikosSource :
- British Journal of Music Education [ 0265-0517 ] ; 1989-11.
Abstract
Music can communicate between human beings across barriers of time and space because it emanates from the very origins of human existence. It expresses the totality of all aspects of human life. Hence music education should be of primary concern and availability to everyone, not simply the ‘musical’. Increasing specialisation and fragmentation has reduced music to either utilitarian service or mere entertainment (muzak), whilst music education habitually misses the faculty of communication. This is happening at a time when, amidst the mounting alienation of society, people hunger for communication. The exclusive pursuit of brilliance, itself alienating, has eclipsed the real purpose of music education – the recognition and cultivation of the human soul.
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DOI: 10.1017/S0265051700007233
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