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• Title: Lecture: Inner Nature of Music: Foreword
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  • position among the arts. Music is the only art form whose archetypal
• Title: Lecture: Inner Nature of Music: Editors Note
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  • transforming adjectives into nouns: “das Musikalische,”
  • translating, the choice must be made either to perform the hardening
• Title: Lecture: Inner Nature of Music: Back Cover
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  • intervals, and a cosmic transformation that occurred particularly
• Title: Lecture: Inner Nature of Music: Lecture I
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  • what the origin is of the artistically formed tones and what they are
  • will rules the entire world. It forms the stones, then brings forth
  • form or a ripple of waves in which the images of the will —
  • all the faults. He formed an archetype from many human beings, which
  • peculiar transformation of his dream world. When, during meditation,
  • attains a still higher stage when he is able to transform the
  • formerly knew nothing. This new world is not one of light and colors
  • being that forms the basis of esoteric investigation: physical body,
  • it is placed within the sentient body. Just as a sword forms a whole
  • works consciously on the purification and transformation of astral
  • astral body. Man's evolution consists of his transforming with
  • is transformed into Manas (spirit self), then the etheric body into
  • needs for the transformation of the physical body must be attained
• Title: Lecture: Inner Nature of Music: Lecture II
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  • strength and is noble and outstanding, and from this he forms an
  • streams into the soul like the divine in its different forms. Hence,
  • however, transforms the three states of consciousness. First, man's
  • transforming dreamless sleep into a conscious state. This world that
  • to surround its forms; it does not wish to absorb anything from
  • expresses it in his philosophical formulations.
  • transformed into matter. The same is true of the works of sculptors
  • form.
• Title: Lecture: Inner Nature of Music: Lecture III
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  • the physical form of the body — of the nose, for instance —
  • is much older than the sense of hearing. Formerly, man perceived
• Title: Lecture: Inner Nature of Music: Lecture IV
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  • are transformations of functions that man carries out in pre-earthly
  • begun. We know that the form of man's physical body is the
  • and a new birth. What man forms in this way, however — that
  • life nor yet in that of his earthly life. He has left the former and
  • thoughts contain earthly information and knowledge, and language is
  • actually based on the delicate sculptural formation of our body
  • M is based on something having a definite form in our body. In
  • speaking of these forms, one is not always referring only to the
  • the entire human being. The form of the human organism could be
  • form. If they are combined, they in turn represent the complete
  • sculptural form of the human organization. Not speaking symbolically
  • all consonants represents the sculptural form of the human organism.
  • forms the vowel streams in a consonantal direction. This was not the
  • way in which he formulates the language of his poems. A person who
  • must adapt its sculptural form to earthly conditions. Earthly
  • formations of the tone element we have an earthly reflection of a
  • soul. Instead of being outwardly formed by the element of consonants,
  • body: the consonant element in him becomes the sculptural form of the
  • sculptural form, is used by the soul to play on this bodily
  • out of the cosmos, that has taken on form. Put the human heart on a
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• Title: Lecture: Inner Nature of Music: Lecture V
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  • forms of art. Hence, Goethe said that music is entirely form and
  • made between the content of music and the subject of an art form.
  • our age with former times, we find our age characterized in a
  • example. The eye brings man into connection with all visible forms of
  • the outer world, even artistic forms. The eye is important to a
  • experience. All musical forms, however, in which the third and what
  • feels that he is an earthly being when he plays music. Formerly, when
  • and took hold of the as yet formless earthly being in, I would like
  • the beginning form the first tone of the octave, we have begun from
  • form of proving the existence of God. That is what the experience of
• Title: Lecture: Inner Nature of Music: Lecture VI
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  • drawing the musical experience inward came later. Formerly, man felt
  • [In the following passages, Vorstellen, the forming
  • otherwise formed. Melody contains something akin to mental images,
  • of forms. The child will comprehend a certain inner rhythm while it
  • the experience of the fourth, but a kind of summation forms within
  • you focus on what is said here, you will grasp better the forms that
  • are more or less the forms that can be used as stereotypical forms,
  • as typical forms. In the case of the forms that have been developed
  • these forms express the experience of the fourth or the fifth.
  • in form. The individual intervals thus are contained in the forms as
  • performer in these forms; and quite by itself the instinct will arise
  • the form of the soul's composition is the same as clairvoyantly
  • with intuition. The form of the soul's composition during the
  • formerly. They are gone, they have disappeared from the ancient
  • fragmentary, informal way. I believe we will soon have an opportunity
• Title: Lecture: Inner Nature of Music: Lecture VII
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  • form, how the realms of the physical-etheric world — the
  • the Exusiai or beings of form (see following diagram).
  • form, the forces or beings of form. They are the bearers of cosmic
  • and had come to experience and behold these form beings, would, in
  • order to form a correct picture, a true imagination of them, have had
  • were, these form beings let stream forth radiant thought forces which
  • forces of form, have the task of pouring thoughts into all the world
  • the form forces of that particular age, a super-sensible science would
  • of form — gave their thought forces up to the Archai, to the
  • beginnings, or Archai, took over the task formerly executed by the
  • the Exusiai, the form beings, retained only the task of regulating
  • formerly bestowed the thoughts on human beings; they now give human
  • their individuality. As the world of thoughts passes from the form
  • formerly they were located behind the appearance of things; they
  • could enclose in himself, as it were, what formerly offered itself to
  • time were formed completely differently. The substance of their
  • a much diminished form, this musical experience still existed in the
  • world from the cosmos and unites it with himself. Formerly, his most
  • before which the dominion over thoughts passed from the form beings
  • what the human being experienced then, but perhaps one can form an
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