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• Title: Lecture: Inner Nature of Music: Lecture IV
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  • a tone and a c-sharp tone in a certain octave. As soon as one
• Title: Lecture: Inner Nature of Music: Lecture V
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  • not exist in our age is the feeling for the octave. A true feeling
  • for the octave actually has not yet developed in humanity. You will
  • octave appears. One cannot actually distinguish it any longer from
  • exists for a fifth or a third is absent for an octave. Of course, we
  • do have a feeling for the octave, but this is not yet the feeling
  • octave will be something completely different and will one day be
  • octave appears in a musical composition, man will have a feeling that
  • anew; I am uplifted in my humanity by the feeling for the octave.”
  • on the way to acquiring an experience of the octave? The reason is
  • the seventh through the full range of octaves, always consisted of
  • tonal range of different octaves were experienced.
  • the basis of the lower tones of an octave, namely c, c-sharp, d and
  • is engaged with the lowest tones of each and every octave. Beginning
  • the beginning form the first tone of the octave, we have begun from
  • arrive at the next higher octave. We must say, as it were: man
  • feeling for the octave brings us to find our own self on a higher
  • level. The third guides us to our inner being; the octave leads us to
  • the experience of the octave comes into being in the manner
  • spiritual, outer “I.” When octaves are employed in the
  • of octaves does not approach this yet — it will become a new
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• Title: Lecture: Inner Nature of Music: Lecture VI
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  • the range of seven octaves — from the contra-tones up to the
  • will man experience the octave's full musical significance. A
  • will arise to interpret the lower segments of the octave — the
  • reach the next octave; again in the limb system — it is obvious
• Title: Lecture: Inner Nature of Music: Lecture VII
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  • within one octave. In that age, man perceives only an interval that
  • surpasses one octave:
  • any interval within one octave; the interval instead reaches to the
  • first tone of the following octave. It is difficult to put into words
  • next higher and the third of the second higher octave. He experienced
  • one has an actual third only when I take the prime in the same octave
  • however — we should say today, prime in the first octave,
  • second in the next, third in the third octave — he perceived