Soundings: Hegel on Music

In Stephen Houlgate & Michael Baur (eds.), A Companion to Hegel. Malden, MA: Wiley‐Blackwell. pp. 369–384 (2011)
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soundings, Hegel on music ‐ saying one being profoundly affected, mere sounding of a sequence of sounds   essence of music, double sounding ‐ character of depth, sounded by sounds of music   Hegel, has no doubt but that the depth ‐ sounded by music, being that of the self   Hegel, mentioning in this connection ‐ songs of birds, putting themselves forth in their songs   Hegel's taste in opera ‐ tending toward the banal, and currently fashionable   Hegel's enthusiasm for Italian opera ‐ not suppressing entirely Hegel's admiration for Rossini   music possessing an affinity in depth with architecture ‐ the art to which it is most contiguous, being painting   freedom that music enjoys ‐ distinctive and dangerous, music apart from the other arts   in music ‐ and most immediately in song, inner life sounding forth for itself   in the words of the Aesthetics ‐ Music should lift the soul above this feeling in which it is immersed, make it hover [ schweben ] above its content

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Hegel's Philosophy of Sound.Christopher Shambaugh - forthcoming - Hegel Bulletin:1-24.

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