...of harmony and melody in conjunction, are more readily analyzed: but one thing is certain — that the sentimental pleasure derivable from music, is nearly in the ratio of its indefiuitiveness. Give to music any undue decision — imbue it with any very dtltrnunote tone —...

...indefinite, and the least susceptible of analysis, of any with which the metaphysician has to deal. Give to music any undue decision, imbue it with any...deprive it, at once, of its ethereal, its ideal, and, as we sincerely believe, of its intrinsic and essential character. You dispel its dream-like luxury...

...indefinitiveness is an element of the true music — I mean of the true musical expression. Give to it any undue decision — imbue it with any very determinate...you deprive it, at once, of its ethereal, its ideal, its intrinsic and essential character. You dispel its luxury of dream. You dissolve the atmosphere...

...I mean of the true musical expression. Give to it any undue decision — imbue it with any тегу determinate tone — and you deprive it, at once, of its ethereal, its ideal, its intrinsic and essential character. You dispel its luxury of dream. You dissolve the atmosphere...

...of harmony and melody in conjunction, are more readily analyzed ; but one thing is certain — that the sentimental pleasure derivable from music, is...its intrinsic and essential character. You dispel ite dream-like luxury : — you dissolve the atmosphere of the mystic in which ite whole nature is...

...of harmony and melody in conjunction, are more readi ly analyzed ; but one thing is certain — that the sentimental pleasure derivable from music, is nearly in the ratio of its indefmitiveness. Give to music any undue decision — imbue it with any very determinate tone — and...

...harmony and melody in conjunction, are more readi ly analyzed ; but one thing is certain' — that the sentimental pleasure derivable from music, is...to music any undue decision — imbue it with any verr determinate tone — and you deprive it at once, of its ethereal, its ideal, and, I sincerely...

...of harmony and melody in conjunction, are more readi ly analyzed ; but one thing is certain — that the sentimental pleasure derivable from music, is...decision — imbue it with any very determinate tone — mid you deprive it at once, of its ethereal, its ideal, and, I sincerely believe, of ita intrinsic...

...of the trne music — I mean of the trne musical expression. Give to it any undne decision — imbne it with any very determinate tone — and you deprive it, at once, of its ethereal, its ideal, its intrinsic and essential character. You dispel its luxury of dream. You dissolve the atmosphere...

...indefinitiveness is an element of the true music — I mean of the true musical expression. Give to it any undue decision — imbue it with any very determinate...you deprive it at once of its ethereal, its ideal, its intrinsic and essential character. You dispel its luxury of dream. You dissolve the atmosphere...