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Music, Art and Emotion

Conroy Cupido, Willem Venter, Jaco Meyer · 2022

101,125 words · about 7 h 5 min to read

Period artwork: Interior of the Bodleian Library, 1845
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About this book

Authors
Conroy Cupido, Willem Venter, Jaco Meyer
Language
English
Published
2022
Length
101,125 words · about 7 h 5 min
Sections
10 reader sections
Text
Digital text
Rights
CC BY-NC-ND 4.0 · repository export licence (OAPEN)

 

Contents (10)

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Front matter

alo JO

AOSIS

Usic, Art and Emotion

Chapter 1: Music, emotion and imagery Conroy Cupido Introduction ‘Nagmusiek’

Music and emotion Perceived and aroused emotions Identifying emotions in music How are emotions induced by music?

Imagery elicited from musically aroused emotions Conclusion Consequences and limitations of this study

Chapter 2: ‘Nagmusiek’: An example of an interdisciplinary study employing artistic research and phenomenology as a multi-method approach

Introduction

The dissemination of knowledge derived from artistic research The role of the researchers in collaborative artistic research Methodological pluralism in artistic research

Artistic research and phenomenology

Trustworthiness, credibility and research paradigms

Ethics

‘Nagmusiek’: Combining artistic research and hermeneutic phenomenology

Significance of this study Conclusion and delimitations

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Chapter 3: Understanding night music through analysis: Nocturnal features and forces Jaco Meyer

Introduction Music moves: Metaphors in music Musical forces and meaning Musical gravity Musical magnetism Musical inertia Meaning Analysis ‘Erlkonig’

‘Après un réve’

‘Beim Schlafengehen and ‘Im abendrot' ‘Le spectre de la rose’

Conclusion: References to the night Timbre and instrumentation Tempo Mode Dynamics Beat and rhythm Intervals Harmony Musical forces

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