Hi, David...

At 15:30 08/05/98 +0200, David Schuyeteneer wrote:
>I would like to post some questions..
        I am waiting for them... go ahead!

>I think that contemporary composers of classical music were
>inspired by supernatural inspiration...As with any field of creation /
>inventions / development, it could be inspired by afterlife souls.

Yes... it could be possible in some cases, but... where is the question?

>Emotions and music : music/sound contain time-evolving patterns
>that fit in certain
>"emotion-patterns" and therefor activating certain according
>emotions....If composers could do very serious and very CONSCIOUS
>research on that topic : an extremely new kind of music could be founded
>for the next centuries....music that would be EFFECTIVE. I think that
electroacoustic
>music is the very first attempt towards that new music. Classical music
>was actually a first beginning.
>
        You've pointed the heart of the matter, although it hasn't began
with Classical music... Every kind of vibration (sound/light/etc.) has the
power to affect ourselves in many ways. The CONSCIOUS use of them is the
real hidden key that we MUST consider everytime we play/compose/rehearse
music (in our actual field of creation). It includes a MORAL side that would
be very interesting to discuss, but very hard to stand in these days... ;)))


>- Music Color for enhancing physical and mental health :
>I don't mean the usual New-Age music here, I mean a new way of artists
>dealing with their creations : Im almost 100% sure that there
>must be a way to use color and sound to
>stimulate/manipulate mental and physical settings of humans, animals
>and plants.

        When you say STIMULATE everything seems ok... But when you say
MANIPULATE, it comes to me a freezing image of lack of consciousness and
resposability... Without consider other ethical options... ;)
        I think that the most important thing to consider is the utter
intentions of every work, of every composition, of every human creation. And
without arrogance and selfishness, I think we have to consider this very
carefully and finally choose our own side over the boundaries of the
conscious vs. unconscious field. I'm really convinced that composers has a
vital role in social development. But the moral of this role is fundamental
to be clear.

>please give as much comments as possible...
        I'm doing so... but I'm still waiting for your questions... ;)))

>Csound is a great tool for that. Ha ! ;-)
        For sure...                 


Hope it helps... 
>David.
        Pablo.
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Compositor / Composer  
Interprete de Corno Frances / French Horn Player 
4º Corno de la Banda Sinfonica Municipal de Montevideo / 
4th French Horn of the Montevideo City Hall Symphonic Band
Luppo Music (Sounds & Casuals) Editor
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