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• Title: Lecture: Inner Nature of Music: Lecture III
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  • kind of piano. There are a number of delicate fibers inside the ear,
• Title: Lecture: Inner Nature of Music: Lecture V
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  • d-sharp. Now, disorder comes in — as you can see on the piano —
• Title: Lecture: Inner Nature of Music: Lecture VI
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  • piano they have been derived from the spiritual world.
  • orchestra is an image of man; it must not include a piano, however.
  • world; the piano, however, in which the tones are abstractly lined up
  • higher world. A piano is like the Philistine who no longer contains
  • The piano is the Philistine
  • the Philistine would have no music at all. The piano arises out of a
  • piano could become an expression of the musical element. Naturally,
  • the piano is a beneficial instrument — otherwise, we would have
  • from the impressions of the piano if he wishes to experience the
  • as Bruckner, is played on the piano. In Bruckner's
  • compositions, the piano seems to disappear in the room! One forgets
  • the piano and thinks that one is hearing other instruments; this is