 | Carlos Peregrín Otero - 1994 - 492 páginas
...people hear a given piece in precisely the same way or with the same degree of richness. None the less, there is normally considerable agreement on what are...idiom should be concerned above all with those musical judgements for which there is substantial interpersonal agreement. But it also should characterize... | |
 | Eric Clarke - 2005 - 256 páginas
...hear a given piece in precisely the same way or with the same degree of richness," they recognize. "Nonetheless, there is normally considerable agreement...on what are the most natural ways to hear a piece" (Lerdahl and Jackendoff 1983: 3). Here, perhaps, is one place where psychological and musicological... | |
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experienced listener" is meant as an idealization. Rarely do two people hear a given piece in precisely the same way or with the same degree of richness. Nonetheless, there is normally considerable agreement on what are the most natural ways to hear a... 