Staying a short time on the explanation of the above categories difficulty, we let now ask yourself the question, how can to explain the origin of musical ability. I don't suppose too to spread about the ancestors of the great composers. I'm only asking what should be attributed to the superiority of the musical ability of Beethoven, Mozart, Weber and Rossini over the ability of their fathers? Whether to attribute it to the inherited nature of daily exercises performed them parents, or transfer by succession of spontaneous changes in the strong? Or how can we explain the musical talents of many individuals from family Bach, which reached its highest expression in the talents of Johann Sebastian? Can they be recognized as at least partly the result of constant exercise? But instead of these private matters, I would willingly put a more generic question: how could develop musical ability, inherent in all modern Europeans, from the musical abilities of their remote ancestors? The monotonous singing of savages nor in any case can not be considered inspired by the idea of the melody. You can't admit the obvious to any exceptional savage who had a few big musical abilities compared with the other, could be due to its ability to acquire such an advantage in the struggle for existence, to ensure that the offspring are his ability. What should we say about the harmony?
Staying a short time on the explanation of the above categories
ReplyDeletedifficulty, we let now ask yourself the question, how can
to explain the origin of musical ability. I don't suppose too
to spread about the ancestors of the great composers. I'm only asking what
should be attributed to the superiority of the musical ability of Beethoven, Mozart,
Weber and Rossini over the ability of their fathers? Whether to attribute it to
the inherited nature of daily exercises performed them
parents, or transfer by succession of spontaneous changes in
the strong? Or how can we explain the musical talents of many individuals from
family Bach, which reached its highest expression in the talents of Johann
Sebastian? Can they be recognized as at least partly the result of
constant exercise? But instead of these private matters, I would willingly
put a more generic question: how could develop
musical ability, inherent in all modern Europeans, from
the musical abilities of their remote ancestors? The monotonous singing of savages nor
in any case can not be considered inspired by the idea of the melody.
You can't admit the obvious to any exceptional savage who
had a few big musical abilities compared with
the other, could be due to its ability to acquire such an advantage in
the struggle for existence, to ensure that the offspring are his
ability. What should we say about the harmony?