Titlebook: All About Music; The Complete Ontolog Guerino Mazzola,Maria Mannone,Nathan Torunsky Textbook 2016 Springer International Publishing AG 2016

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Generalities about Signs, Neumes, Periods and Development Sentencesasic principles of semiotics: the different levels of symbols and the structure of musical symbolism. We will then discuss philosophers and linguists that studied semiotics, and explain their theories as they relate to music. We will apply the theories of Ferdinand de Saussure, who is perhaps the mo

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De Saussure and Peirce: the Semiotic Architecture5 by the United States philosopher, Charles Sanders Peirce. After Peirce came Ferdinand de Saussure, Louis Hjelmslev, and Roland Barthes, each with differing views on the components of a sign system. In this chapter we will explore contributions made by the four aforementioned semiotic theorists and

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The Babushka Principle in Semiotics: Connotation, Motivation, and Metatheoryons of applying this principle to the analysis of music and musical scores. We argue that, through the conceivably infinite mapping of connotational systems, music is capable of accomplishing significant symbolic depth.

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Global Music can be seen as a whole (global) and its superposition of parts (local). The same can happen to tempo, where we can define hierarchies. Music is global in the sense that pieces and recordings can be shared through all the time and space in the world. However, a global level in the Renaissance or Bar

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Recapitulation of the First Three Dimensions: Realities, Semiotics, Communicationng. The medium between a performer and their audience is through some sort of physical interface, such as a musical instrument. To produce the desired sounds, performers must execute precise gestures, using their training, knowledge of the score, and overall sensibility. This brings us to the peak o

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