How Music Expresses Ideas

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"How Music Expresses Ideas" is a critical study by musicologist Sidney Finkelstein that explores how musical structures and styles convey social, emotional, and intellectual meanings.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf book
critical study
musicology study
about cultural meaning of music
ideas in art
music
aimsTo connect musical analysis with social analysis
explain how music can express complex ideas
author Sidney Finkelstein NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
describes how music can embody intellectual ideas
how music communicates emotions
how musical form conveys social content
how musical style reflects historical conditions
discusses historical development of musical styles
links between musical language and social change
field Marxist cultural criticism
aesthetics of music
musicology
focusesOn interaction of musical form and content
relationship between musical structure and meaning
role of the listener in understanding music
social function of music
genre music criticism
non-fiction
hasForm critical essay collection
hasPerspective critique of purely formalist approaches to music
socially grounded view of musical meaning
influencedBy 20th-century musicology
Marxist cultural theory
intendedAudience general readers interested in music and ideas
musicologists
students of music
language English
mainTopic emotional meaning in music
intellectual meaning in music
musical expression of ideas
relationship between music and society
social meaning of musical structures
theoreticalFramework Marxist aesthetics
historical materialism
workOf Sidney Finkelstein NERFINISHED

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