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Anders Bergdahl schrieb: > But WHY do we feel that some music tells a STORY, there are no narrative > elements, we clearly mean something else than a story in a book, don't >we? > SORRY I do like to read philosophy, Wittgenstein and that type of stuff. > I feel that we use story in a very loose an undefined we, are we playing > the same game? I think we do play in the same game. A story made with words is basically creating a timeline of pictures by describing what happened in words (the meaning doesn't create a story, it helps to understand, at its best). A musical story can create a timeline of feelings, which I would call a story as well. It could also create pictures by association which tells a story. This story might be very different between listeners, and might also be different for the musician. It seems a story made out of words is fixed and everybody perceives the same story, but that is a complete illusion if you think about it... Simply listen to the classics of musical story telling like Smetanas Vltava... I think its pretty evidently story telling... Stefan -- Les Ondes Mémorielles---------x-- --_____-----------|-----------|-- --(_|_ ----|\-----|-----()------- -- _|_)----|-----()-------------- ----------()----------TJ Shredder