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• Title: Lecture: Inner Nature of Music: Lecture IV
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  • lives in the air. The scientific concept, however, that the vibration
  • of the air is the tone is a naïve concept indeed. Imagine
• Title: Lecture: Inner Nature of Music: Lecture V
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  • must be pointed out that all the concepts used in other areas of life
  • is hardly possible to discuss the musical element in the concepts to
  • avoid the ordinary concepts that otherwise we use to grasp our world.
  • must repeat that all concepts come into confusion in encountering the
  • one that must reach beyond ordinary concepts — can illustrate
  • naturally gets into the habit of speaking in general concepts even in
  • concepts that I use only as substitutes and in each case resort to
  • we always dwell within our brains with our crude and clumsy concepts
  • instant we develop concepts about it. This is because the unfolding
  • of concepts takes place on a level above that of the musical realm.
  • itself, the concept arises that becomes objectified in sound [im
  • laut]. In the sound of speech, the concept really cancels out the
• Title: Lecture: Inner Nature of Music: Lecture VI
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  • conceptual faculty — nor should it sink down completely into
  • grasped conceptually and what he wills to do. Music, however, does
  • concept. Through melody the head becomes open to feeling, to actual
  • told you yesterday, however, one must forego concepts; abstract
  • conceptualizing will get you nowhere here.
• Title: Lecture: Inner Nature of Music: Lecture VII
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  • resounds as an artistic conception from the ancient mysteries. From