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Full-Text Articles in Music Practice
Tones And Intervals Of Hindu Classical Music, Donald A. Lentz
Tones And Intervals Of Hindu Classical Music, Donald A. Lentz
University Studies (University of Nebraska) (1888–1984)
ART IS ALL ENDURING and limitless, and defies positive, unvariable classification. No attempt is being made in this book to compare artistic, subjective or emotional factors. Only the objective elements, techniques and procedures of music that are tangible and definite are being compared and classified. Western music, having reached a plateau under the present harmonic system, is projecting into new channels for textural inspiration. Composers have exploited the present system, using existing intervals in every conceivable manner under existing tonal and atonal theories. Devices such as smaller intervals (example: tempered quarter tones), electronic combinations, aleatonic principles, etc. are being dealt …