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3.2.- CULTURE, MUSIC AND MUSIC THERAPY
- CULTURA, MUSICA Y MUSICOTERAPIA
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M U S I C A N D T R A G E D Y / M Ú S I C A Y T R A G E D I A
D ENIS ANDRÉ CASAGRANDE
Tragedy was born from the "spirit" of music by the
double effect that is offered by the music phenomenon:
in the other words, music produces a plot (originated
from the musical insinuation) and at the same time
surrounds it trhough its plastic capacity, giving to the
plot its complete essence.
Looking on tragedy as integral part of the universal man
and, therefore, inseparable from the human nature, a
very closely harmony is found between music and our
inner world (emotions) that is then represented by an
object (music).
Our proposal consists of making possible the
experiments of the tragic world of man (his existencial