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THE OPPOSITES IN MUSIC 
Barbara Allen, Anne Fielding, Edward Green

This class is based on the Aesthetic Realism principle "Art is that which, through an individual, shows the oneness of the permanent opposites in reality." We study music—from Bach's Magnificat to Duke Ellington's "The Mooche," from the Gregorian Chant and the music of Ghana and India to contemporary Rock 'n' Roll—in relation to lectures and works by Eli Siegel, such as "Music Tells What the World Is Like" and "Animate and Inanimate Are in Music and Conscience," and Martha Baird's "Separation and Junction in Prokofiev and Johnny Dodds" and "Music Is Real."

Visit Edward Green's Aesthetic Realism and Music site along with Anne Fielding's Actress, Aesthetic Realism Consultant and Barbara Allen's The Aesthetic Realism Understanding of Music & More: websites belonging to the teachers of The Opposites In Music class.

• Dates of Classes — Current Semester Fall 2010

Class 1
September 10
Class 2

October 3
Class 3   October 17
Class 4

October 31
Class 5

November 14
Class 6
November 28
Class 7 December 12

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