Cosmic music : musical keys to the interpretation of reality : essays

著者

    • Schneider, Marius
    • Haase, Rudolf
    • Lauer, Hans Erhard
    • Godwin, Joscelyn

書誌事項

Cosmic music : musical keys to the interpretation of reality : essays

by Marius Schneider, Rudolf Haase, Hans Erhard Lauer ; edited with an introduction by Joscelyn Godwin ; translated by Marlon Radkai and Joscelyn Godwin

Inner Traditions , Distributed to the book trade in the United States by Harper and Row Publishers, c1989

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Includes bibliographical references

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巻冊次

ISBN 9780892810703

内容説明

The idea that the universe is created out of sound or music (and therefore ismusic) is a very ancient one. In this book, Joscelyn Godwin brings together three contemporary German thinkers who exemplify this tradition in its modern variants: Marius Schneider, Rudolf Haase, and Hans Erhard Lauer. The selections draw on ancient Indian sources and mythology; Kepler's Platonic vision of a musical, geometric universe; and the evolution of the tone systems of music. While every music lover senses the power and truth that reside in music, very few actually approach music as a path to cosmic knowledge. Godwin takes literally Beethoven's assertion that "Music is a higher revelation than all wisdom or philosophy." He writes: "...to penetrate the mysteries of music is to prepare for initiation into those fathomless mysteries of man and cosmos. One's discoveries will be pregnant with implications for every department of life. ."Professor of music at Colgate University, JOSCELYN GODWIN is also the author of Harmonies of Heaven and Earth. Although complete in itself, Cosmic Musicis his contribution to a larger movement that seeks to deepen and broaden our consciousness of what music is, and what it can be.
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ISBN 9780892813360

内容説明

An accomplished musician and Hindu scholar looks to the harmonic ratios of ancient China, India and Greece as he explores the power of music to speak to our higher consciousness."Our debt to his scholarship and humanity is immeasurable." The Times Literary Supplement

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