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Explore the fascinating connection between music and the human experience in Carl E. Seashore's "Why We Love Music." Delve into the psychological aspects of music, examining how sound, perception, and emotion intertwine to create aesthetic appreciation. This seminal work in music psychology and cognitive science investigates the enduring power of music to move and inspire us.
Seashore explores the history and criticism of music through insightful essays, dissecting the cognitive processes underlying our emotional response. Discover the fundamental principles that govern our relationship with music, from the simplest melodies to the most complex symphonies. A valuable resource for anyone interested in the psychology of music, the nature of emotion, and the profound impact of sound on our lives. This meticulously prepared print republication preserves a timeless exploration of a universal human passion.
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