Stages of Objectivity and Subjectivity
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(Arthur Koestler, 'The Act of Creation', London: Pan Books Ltd., 1978, p. 332.) |
Everyone finds a tremendous appeal in music because music arises from a source so fundamental that it is parallel to the structure of life and to that of the cosmos as a whole. This is why Pythagoras wrote that music and the universe of heavenly bodies are governed by the same mathematical laws. It is also why music has the power to resonate with every level of the awareness of the listener - mind, intellect, emotions and pure creative intelligence. |
Dr. Hugo Heyrman
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