What is the object of music? (poll)


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the object of music  

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  1. 1. is to... effect and/or cause what?, generally

    • pleasing sounds to hear
      3
    • creation of emotions
      2
    • woe the opposite sex on the dance floor
      0
    • invoke thoughts and ideas
      2
    • toy with the sanity of all who listen
      1
    • complicate the texture of reality
      0
    • minimize surface tensions and relax us.
      1
    • cancle out the harmoic overtones leveling all
      0
    • cause us to waste time?
      0
    • effect the idea that there is no object here.
      1
  2. 2. sometimes the object of music is not known; Why?

    • the music is irrationally created
      1
    • it may not exist till the sound is formed
      1
    • the effect is unimportant a length
      2
    • the object is unknown at the time of creation
      1
    • modes of sound occur indiscreetly evident
      1


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just so you know Yes I am a musician artist and I try to wrtie words at times as well.

my label is http://center.soonlabel.com/ where I am apart of an artists collective ., I like to make videos to my musics I have created.

thinking like I kinda do now and then I figured we might want to organize our ideas of music into

the object of music

the need for music

the music itself

and the sources of that music.

anyone have comments?

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the object can be unknown in my experimental musical endeavors but that would be the object for the object to be unknown.,, I see where that might not make sense-- consider future music., music written never to be preformed but having to "wait" one year before the first actual performance of the piece. this could be the object of the music to not be heard for a year yet the actual object of the music is unknown till the sounds are "felt" by a listener in order to invoke that feeling that is there.

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