"The Philosophy of Music" by William Pole, originally delivered as a series of lectures at the Royal Institution, delves into the fundamental principles underlying musical art. This treatise explores the nature of music, its relationship to other arts, and its profound impact on human emotion and intellect. Pole examines the scientific basis of harmony and melody while also considering the subjective experience of musical appreciation.
This edition offers a valuable glimpse into the musical thought of the late 19th century, providing insights into the debates and developments that shaped modern musical understanding. For scholars and enthusiasts alike, "The Philosophy of Music" remains a thought-provoking exploration of the enduring power and mystery of music.
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