I'm classically trained singer. I listen to music and not only sound. The music has to be able to move me.
What kind of listener are you?
I'm an All-Arounder: Equal parts Analytical, Thrill, and Feeling. Push comes to shove feeling matters most, but they are all very close to equally important to me.
This is a very useful breakdown of a very complex subject, listening. How we listen to and evaluate components and systems.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ndZrj7DSmk00WIORrcS_siKnUK_kj3SrFFamrWJxGh8/edit#heading=h.2x4z0...
What kind of listener are you?
This is a very useful breakdown of a very complex subject, listening. How we listen to and evaluate components and systems.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ndZrj7DSmk00WIORrcS_siKnUK_kj3SrFFamrWJxGh8/edit#heading=h.2x4z0...
What kind of listener are you?
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Has anyone out there read Aaron Copland’ s What To Listen For In Music? I had to read it decades ago, back in high school music class. A really good read with the composer shedding some insights that are memorable. He broke down listening into different qualities: I recall the Sensuous Plane, the Expressive Plane, and the Purely Musical Plane. I will have to give it another read, as well as pull out the score to Appalachian Spring, signed by the composer for me when I was 13 years old. Highly recommended reading about this subject. Here’s the link to a free PDF, if anyone is interested. https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://eportfolios.macaulay.cuny.e... Thanks for the questions, and starting this thread! |
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