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Chapter 1 Introduction Chapter 2 1 Sound and vision Chapter 3 2 Processing sound Chapter 4 3 Instruments Chapter 5 4 Signatures Chapter 6 5 Reflections Chapter 7 6 Directions Chapter 8 7 Space Chapter 9 8 Visible sound Chapter 10 9 In camera Chapter 11 10 Team players Chapter 12 11 Resonance Chapter 13 12 Leadership Chapter 14 13 Time and motion Chapter 15 14 Noise Chapter 16 15 Mechanical music Chapter 17 16 Mouth music Chapter 18 17 Relativity Chapter 19 18 Inspiration Chapter 20 19 Memory Chapter 21 20 Outer space Chapter 22 Feedback Chapter 23 Select bibliography Chapter 24 Select discography Chapter 25 Index Chapter 26 About the author
Robin Maconie is a New Zealand born musicologist, and author of The Works of Karlheinz Stockhausen, The Concept of Music, and The Science of Music.
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Add The Second Sense: Language, Music, and Hearing, In a visual culture, hearing is the second sense, and music is the art of hearing. Kandinsky believed that music transcended painting and visual representation because it had the power to act directly and invisibly on the human spirit. Because it is the o, The Second Sense: Language, Music, and Hearing to your collection on WonderClub |