@mahgister:
Perception, as I see it, has little to do with assigning "value".
Perception is simply utilizing awareness-- noticing what is present.
On the other hand, "Taste", as I see it, is a spontaneous internal physiological/emotional response to what is perceived.
For example, two people could both perceive the same constituent aspects of a complex wine yet differ in terms of whether it appealed to them or not. In other words, they are noticing the same sensory aspects but are affected differently by them.
I'd like to better understand what you mean, when you say:
"The musical evolution reflect only the general evolution of an individual, because music is not about "taste" so much , it is about the levels of perception....
There is not so much "taste" in music really, only level of perceptions with some preference ..."
Care to elucidate further??????
Perception, as I see it, has little to do with assigning "value".
Perception is simply utilizing awareness-- noticing what is present.
On the other hand, "Taste", as I see it, is a spontaneous internal physiological/emotional response to what is perceived.
For example, two people could both perceive the same constituent aspects of a complex wine yet differ in terms of whether it appealed to them or not. In other words, they are noticing the same sensory aspects but are affected differently by them.
I'd like to better understand what you mean, when you say:
"The musical evolution reflect only the general evolution of an individual, because music is not about "taste" so much , it is about the levels of perception....
There is not so much "taste" in music really, only level of perceptions with some preference ..."
Care to elucidate further??????