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- Title: Lecture: Inner Nature of Music: Foreword
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- narrowed to that of the fifth; in our modern age, the period of the
- experience of the third, we now perceive the fifth to be empty. This
- Title: Lecture: Inner Nature of Music: Lecture V
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- how the transition from the feeling for the fifth to the third came
- exists for a fifth or a third is absent for an octave. Of course, we
- arranged according to continuing sevenths; even the fifth was
- painful. Man began to find the experience of the fifth more
- feeling for f and c is missing; instead, the fifths throughout the
- the course of time, the fifths began to be the pleasurable
- carried into a different element. In the music of the fifths
- fifth still predominated. (To this day, experiences of the fifth are
- he experienced fifths, he would have been inclined to say, “The
- the age when the fifths predominated, it was impossible to color
- experience of the fifth, namely major and minor keys. One could not
- this experience increasingly intensified. The experience of the fifth
- leaving and returning to himself in the musical experience. The fifth
- same manner as seventh, fifths, and thirds — today's use
- readily admitted, the child essentially dwells in moods of fifths.
- appreciation must be based on the appreciation of the fifths; this is
- Title: Lecture: Inner Nature of Music: Lecture VI
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- I spoke on the one hand of the role that the interval of the fifth
- description that music progressing in fifths is still connected with
- of himself; with the feeling for the fifth, man actually feels
- tones above c — and consider that it is possible for the fifth
- additional twelve-part scale with the interval of the fifth.
- means that within the experience of the fifth, man with his “I”
- his physical organization through the experience of the fifth.
- transition from a third to a fifth — though there is much in
- the fifth brings awareness of man within the divine world order. The
- experience of the fifth is, as it were, an expansion into the vast
- experience of the fifth of the outer world and the experience of the
- of the fifth in order to be among the gods, in the experience of the
- experience of the fifth as spiritual experience was the first to be
- fifth that still existed, let us say, four to five hundred years
- experience of the fifth, “I stand within the spiritual world.”
- of a fifth. Because he still possessed imaginative consciousness, he
- felt that the fifth, which he himself had produced, took its course
- a musical objectivity, in the experience of the fifth. Man lost this
- experience of the fifth was still pure. Song was indeed something
- mentioned earlier, the fact of the twelve fifths in the seven scales
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- Title: Lecture: Inner Nature of Music: Lecture VII
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- intervals of thirds, not even fifths. Their musical experience really
- fifths; these intervals did not exist for Atlanteans.
- interval of the fifth. This must not be compared to man's
- present-day feeling for the fifth. Today, the fifth gives man an
- experiences something empty in the fifth, though in a positive sense
- of the word empty. The fifth has become empty because the gods have
- fifth that the gods actually lived in these fifths. Only later, when
- fifth. In the era of thirds, however, which as you know dawned only
- definitely still the case in the “fifth-era,” if I may
- ancient “fifth-era,” which preceded the above cosmic
- see, however, how matters proceed from the seventh to the fifth, from
- the fifth to the third, and from the third down to the prime, the
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