... that can be observed as they emerge, mature, and rapidly decay. Central European modernism, represented here by Adolf Loos in architecture and by Arnold Schoenberg and Leoš Janáček in music, experimented with blurry regions between presence and absence, light and shadow, sound and silence. Loos disrupted...

... tension is absent: in North India it is common for audiences composed of both Hindus and Muslims to attend performances in which Hindu vocalists sing devotedly of Allah, and Muslim vocalists of Krishna. Hindustani musicians of whatever faith, it is argued, worship Nada-Brahman, the Hindu “Sound-God...

... that such courses involve both gains and losses. Learning to lecture in front of a blank screen in an airless studio is not easy but has its own rewards if a professional media staff amasses and edits images and sounds. Teaching assistants also have to develop new techniques for involving students in discussion...

... Indian masters, both Hindu and Muslim, and concluded that it is the shared concept of a “sound-god” that brings them together on stage in peaceful celebration with audiences from religious communities often at odds. The author’s training in ethnomusicology began in India in 1992, immediately after...

... way toward the mechanical writing and reproducing of sound). of reproducing and the writing opened that mechanical the thinking toward way conceptual and technical in evolutions various the traced prophetic (historians of audio culture like Jonathan Sterne and James Lastra have Some...

... Williams Rhyme, said John Milton, “the invention of a barbarous Age, to set off wretched matter and lame Meeter.” If he sounds testy, it is because he has taken much trouble over Paradise Lost, Common Knowledge 10:3...

... present and essential, that contributes to remembrance of the very thing language obstructs. Words are not only concepts but also sound. It is 599 true that the sonorous aspect of words often disappears behind their meaning, perhaps because the sound helps...

... and a Muslim woman come to share a spiritual union through their love and devotion to the sounds of heavy metal. It is a union or communion that can be experienced by all listeners. When they reach the privacy of their rooms, each listener puts on a headphone and lets the music take over. All begin to move...

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... and microphones by captured is that (ambient) sound is sound Stereo sound. 18 17 16...

... of commoners or other people, through which those present or absent might suffer some injury, shall be abolished and forbidden. 6 Folded together in this statute are instructions relating to sound and silence, and to music and speech both sacred and secular. Members were not to gossip, and they were...

... the instrument; Balmont rightly said of him that he kissed sounds with his fingers. His fingers really did move smoothly and tenderly, as if taking their time, even lingering, so as to draw out the pleasure. He caressed every key, only for the piano to give birth...

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... and Yolland indicates that their love is for the other s foreignness, rather than for the other as a specific individual. Each of the two is in love with a generalized other for its foreignness, rather than with a specific other for its characteristics. First Maire and then Yolland says, I love the sound...

.... Every song’s a winner on it. Telephone Road should not exist. I mean how can a sound so cluttered sound so clean I could eat Brian Wilson’s dinner on it? How can one note so clarify another, brother once-removed? I love my mother...