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Join the room“To me, the wonderful thing about music is a love affair between the performer and the composer, and between the composer and his audience. This love affair is a tripartite thing.”
“Recent IIPA reports cite rates of music piracy in excess of 90% in China, India, Mexico, and Brazil. Less and less of this traffic takes place on the street, as physical piracy shifts toward the narrower stock and higher margins of DVDs.”
“Music makes things in our minds, but afterward most of them fade away. What remains? ...perhaps what we learn is not the music itself but a way of hearing it.”
“[S]o far as music ever had a "meaning" beyond the immediate and exquisite value of the sound-pattern itself, its "meaning" must be simply an emotional attitude. It could never speak directly about the objective world, or "the nature of existence"; but it might create a complex emotional attitude which might be appropriate to some feature of the objective world, or to the universe as a whole.”
“Music is the universal language of mankind.”
“Thank you. If you appreciate the tuning so much, I hope you'll enjoy the playing more.”
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La música es una pintura de tamaño mural hecha por Henri Matisse en 1910. La pintura fue encargada por Sergei Shchukin, quien la colgó junto a La danza de Matisse de 1910 en la escalera de su mansión en Moscú. Matisse hizo la pintura sin ningún boceto preparatorio, y por lo tanto la pintura muestra muchas huellas de modificaciones. Uno puede prácticamente rastrear los pasos que Matisse dio para encontrar el efecto deseado. Como en La danza, el objetivo era mostrar el logro del hombre de un estado de completitud mediante la inmersión en la creatividad.
