Intention of this essay is to analyze the appreciation of music into sequential stages according to inner responses of subject, in particular, to clarify the attribute and relation of sound image and visual image and highlight the impor-tance of imagination in perception of music. Conceptually, appreciation of a melodious artwork can be partitioned into the states, “listening”, “thinking ” and “enjoying”. The sound reacts to the auditory organ, giving a physiological stimulus to the subject. Immediately, imagination brings the feeling into psychological space, thereby sound and visual images generate. In the course of the perception, imagination plays a vital role in the conver-sion of sound and visual images and links the reality de-picted...
This study is about imagery, mostly sound imagery, but also a more complex set of imageries used by ...
The article actualizes the problem of the anthropological dimensions of music art on the basis of th...
This chapter deals with the control of imagination. Three thematically distinct aspects of sonic ima...
Contemporary psychology of music approaches musical imagination in terms of either cognitive system’...
We know that music a person has heard in the past can be retrieved from memory and mentally re-exper...
Abstract Electroacoustic music especially Acousmatic is often perceived differently between listener...
Abstract. This paper deals with the ways of solicit, to describe, to communicate music through visu...
This is the author’s version of a work that was accepted for publication in Consciousness and Cognit...
The imagination is defined broadly as a mental capacity for “being in the world” and more narrowly a...
Musical imagery is defined as the conscious 'inner hearing' of a mental representation of music. In ...
Music has the capacity to affect humans’ affective, social and cognitive abilities in different ways...
This essay investigates the issues and arguments raised with regard to musical expressiveness and li...
The main aim of this article is to establish the ontological status of musical emotions. Referring t...
There is more to the experience of music than sound. Listeners commonly report that music takes them...
This study examines the philosophical question of how it is possible to appreciate music aesthetical...
This study is about imagery, mostly sound imagery, but also a more complex set of imageries used by ...
The article actualizes the problem of the anthropological dimensions of music art on the basis of th...
This chapter deals with the control of imagination. Three thematically distinct aspects of sonic ima...
Contemporary psychology of music approaches musical imagination in terms of either cognitive system’...
We know that music a person has heard in the past can be retrieved from memory and mentally re-exper...
Abstract Electroacoustic music especially Acousmatic is often perceived differently between listener...
Abstract. This paper deals with the ways of solicit, to describe, to communicate music through visu...
This is the author’s version of a work that was accepted for publication in Consciousness and Cognit...
The imagination is defined broadly as a mental capacity for “being in the world” and more narrowly a...
Musical imagery is defined as the conscious 'inner hearing' of a mental representation of music. In ...
Music has the capacity to affect humans’ affective, social and cognitive abilities in different ways...
This essay investigates the issues and arguments raised with regard to musical expressiveness and li...
The main aim of this article is to establish the ontological status of musical emotions. Referring t...
There is more to the experience of music than sound. Listeners commonly report that music takes them...
This study examines the philosophical question of how it is possible to appreciate music aesthetical...
This study is about imagery, mostly sound imagery, but also a more complex set of imageries used by ...
The article actualizes the problem of the anthropological dimensions of music art on the basis of th...
This chapter deals with the control of imagination. Three thematically distinct aspects of sonic ima...