As Hogarth’s famous print, The Enraged Musician, makes clear, “sound” and “noise” are antithetical notions. Noise is defined negatively as a disruptive element. “It works as a deconstruction”, Paul Hegarty claims. Historically, in the Aristotelian tradition, music used to be thought of as an art based upon harmonious sound and correct proportions, that is, as fundamentally opposed to noise, which did not depend on harmony or mathematical rules. Such a conception was, however, to be gradually overruled by theories of the sublime which accomplished a shift from the object (i.e. music) to the subject (i.e. the listener). Music was gradually “freed”, as it were, from its dependence upon mathematics, and since – for Burke – terror was considered...
International audienceThe presence — or absence — of terms denoting "noise" in the Greek, Latin and ...
International audienceThis collection of essays by an international team of authors aims at investig...
International audienceThis collection of essays by an international team of authors aims at investig...
As Hogarth’s famous print, The Enraged Musician, makes clear, “sound” and “noise” are antithetical n...
International audienceAlthough the strangeness of noises drawn from the spectacle of nature or the c...
What is it about noise that attracted musicians and listeners over the past century? Noise Resonance...
Britain's Throbbing Gristle used a kind of aural and conceptual violence to pursue specific ideologi...
While Laforgue criticism has explored the prominent role which music plays in his work, studies have...
In this paper, I aim to find out how noise music (Noise) can be art, and how it relates to other mus...
The aim of this paper is to attract the reader’s attention on the treatment of the sounds of nature ...
Ancient Greek music was subjected to intense theorising in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries....
In this essay we examine the work of noise-artist Filthy Turd with a particular focus upon its relat...
This article outlines a number of potential contributions that a consideration of early eighteenth-c...
This contribution argues for an ecological way of listening. It reflects on the possibilities and pi...
International audienceFrom Debussy to today's contemporary music, from rock to electronica, from the...
International audienceThe presence — or absence — of terms denoting "noise" in the Greek, Latin and ...
International audienceThis collection of essays by an international team of authors aims at investig...
International audienceThis collection of essays by an international team of authors aims at investig...
As Hogarth’s famous print, The Enraged Musician, makes clear, “sound” and “noise” are antithetical n...
International audienceAlthough the strangeness of noises drawn from the spectacle of nature or the c...
What is it about noise that attracted musicians and listeners over the past century? Noise Resonance...
Britain's Throbbing Gristle used a kind of aural and conceptual violence to pursue specific ideologi...
While Laforgue criticism has explored the prominent role which music plays in his work, studies have...
In this paper, I aim to find out how noise music (Noise) can be art, and how it relates to other mus...
The aim of this paper is to attract the reader’s attention on the treatment of the sounds of nature ...
Ancient Greek music was subjected to intense theorising in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries....
In this essay we examine the work of noise-artist Filthy Turd with a particular focus upon its relat...
This article outlines a number of potential contributions that a consideration of early eighteenth-c...
This contribution argues for an ecological way of listening. It reflects on the possibilities and pi...
International audienceFrom Debussy to today's contemporary music, from rock to electronica, from the...
International audienceThe presence — or absence — of terms denoting "noise" in the Greek, Latin and ...
International audienceThis collection of essays by an international team of authors aims at investig...
International audienceThis collection of essays by an international team of authors aims at investig...