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• Title: Lecture: Inner Nature of Music: Back Cover
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  • origin of musical instruments from imaginations that accompanied
  • human organism and then to the three types of orchestral instruments
• Title: Lecture: Inner Nature of Music: Lecture IV
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  • it is really a musical instrument. Indeed, you can comprehend
  • standard musical instruments, a violin or some other instrument, by
  • reminiscent of musical instruments, and the totality and harmony of
  • vowel element is the soul playing on this musical instrument. When
  • of the human bodily instrument. If we examine the speech of
  • [“innerviert,” makes inward] the instrument that
  • toward the body, which serves as the musical instrument only by
  • for the vowels. The sculptural instrument of the body is really dead
  • Lacking the bodily instrument, one enters a tonal world colored in a
  • wonderful cosmic instrument, and the players of this instrument of the
  • instrument.
  • to play on the instrument in song, if one extracts the vowel element,
  • brings forth and shapes the instrument, the other plays on the
  • instrument.
  • the already formed human body as an instrument, but with his tones he
• Title: Lecture: Inner Nature of Music: Lecture V
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  • the air. Even if an instrument other than a wind instrument is used,
  • perception of instrumental music is a quite complicated process about
  • emancipated instrumental music is connected with that. One can now
  • instrument alone; in the very earliest time he could not have heard
• Title: Lecture: Inner Nature of Music: Lecture VI
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  • He required no instrument in order to produce outwardly the interval
  • outer instrument in order to be objectively certain of the fourth.
  • instrument. He had an impression, an imagination, as it were, of a
  • wind instrument, or of a string instrument. Musical instruments
  • appeared to man at first as imaginations. Musical instruments were
  • the instrument. This is the transition of the musical element from
  • earlier ages, the relationship of musical man to his instrument must
  • the need of amplifying his voice with an instrument. The process of
  • instruments in order to reach this cosmic musical element.”
  • or instrumental music. The element of harmony takes hold directly of
  • the elements of instrumental music. Only then should the child's
  • imaginations, namely the instruments, he fashions here in the
  • physical, out of physical substance, as his musical instruments. To
  • the extent that they arouse the musical instruments, man simply
  • spiritual. Into those spaces he put the physical instruments.
  • where musical instruments resound today, spiritual entities stood
  • therefore, he requires musical instruments.
  • musical instruments basically are a clear reflection of the fact that
  • music is experienced by the whole human being. The wind instruments
  • prove that the head of man experiences music. The string instruments
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