Ruskin On Music
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Yes, much like a shaggy baboon : not accidentally, but with most scientific understanding of baboon character. Men must have looked like that before they had invented Harmony, or felt that one note differed from another, says Simon Memmi. Darwinism, like all widely popular and widely mis- chievous fallacies, has many a curious gleam and grain of Truth in its tissue.
Under Moses.
Medallion, a youth drinking. Other- wise, you might have thought only III. MUSIC AND PAINTING, 65 church music meant,... not feast music also." * Such are the thoughts of Ruskin, linking together, by laws applicable to both, the arts of Painting and Music. He has given us in these passages the laws of contrast, the laws of com- position, the laws of expression, the laws of design, the laws of power, and the laws of colour. All these laws, as applied to Painting, he has illustrated by means of musical descrip- tion, the terms belonging to which having served better to convey his meaning, than those terms which belong to the art itself Nearly every illustration has, at the same time, intrinsic, musical meaning.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Yes, much like a shaggy baboon : not accidentally, but with most scientific understanding of baboon character. Men must have looked like that before they had invented Harmony, or felt that one note differed from another, says Simon Memmi. Darwinism, like all widely popular and widely mis- chievous fallacies, has many a curious gleam and grain of Truth in its tissue.
Under Moses.
Medallion, a youth drinking. Other- wise, you might have thought only III. MUSIC AND PAINTING, 65 church music meant,... not feast music also." * Such are the thoughts of Ruskin, linking together, by laws applicable to both, the arts of Painting and Music. He has given us in these passages the laws of contrast, the laws of com- position, the laws of expression, the laws of design, the laws of power, and the laws of colour. All these laws, as applied to Painting, he has illustrated by means of musical descrip- tion, the terms belonging to which having served better to convey his meaning, than those terms which belong to the art itself Nearly every illustration has, at the same time, intrinsic, musical meaning.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ruskin, John, 1819-1900 to read onlineMoreLess
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