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PHILHARMONICA. International Music Journal
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The Space of Sound and the Concept of "Gestalt" in New Music
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DOI: 10.7256/2453-613X.2017.3.25012 URL: https://en.nbpublish.com/library_read_article.php?id=25012
The Space of Sound and the Concept of "Gestalt" in New Music
DOI: 10.7256/2453-613X.2017.3.25012Review date: 16-12-2017Publish date: 16-01-2018Abstract. The article focuses on visualization of the sound image in New Music. The visual image is aligned with the concept of gestalt, and the sound perception - with Gestalt psychology. Gestalt belongs to Art even more than to Science. Each recipient can practice it in his own way which reflects his personality, experience and life philosophy. In the process of research the author considers various examples of sound visualization in New Music (Ya. Xenakis, K. Stockhausen, S. Sciarrino) as well as specific concepts of sound perception, described in works by the composers of New Music. A holistic approach applied to the phenomenon under study involved the use of various analytical methods. The conclusion from the conducted study is importance of the principle of isomorphism as an expression of structural integrity of the physical, physiological and psychological worlds. The article is intended for professional musicians occupied with aesthetics and technique of modern musical composition, as well as for a wide range of readers interested in music art in general.Keywords: gestalt-psychology , isomorphism, Sciarrino , Xenakis , Stockhausen, sound field, sonor, sound perception, cognitive musicology, gestalt This article written in Russian. You can find full text of article in Russian here . References
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