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Top Answer out of 26 by CuppyCake is actually missing Ohio... on Dec 18, 2007 at 5:54 pm Permalink
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Mustache Wonder Apr, 23 2008 at 08:21 AM
Not to be that jerk... BUT... Music is an artform, therefore in order to have art, it has to be manipulated with artistic intention. Nature may sound like music, but it is in fact just (lovely) sounds. Ispiration if you will...
BUT, I do agree with your answer in saying music (like any artform) will never exhaust its limits. 
CuppyCake is actually missing Ohio... Apr, 24 2008 at 04:54 AM
I do agree partially, but I think it's really the opinion of the person has to whether or not something is music. Because, in fact, any music is just a series of sounds.
Mustache Wonder Apr, 24 2008 at 07:53 AM
Well, sure, the definition of music is a bit vague. Like, the phrase, "Music to my ears" implicates that just any sound can be music. But the manipulation of sounds (man-altered) for the reasons of an artistic output is what determines if its an artform or just natural. I guess my point is, sounds are natural and music is due to the insanity of the human brain we call perception.
Here's the thing though... I too think being in a swamp at night just taking in the 23987 frogs sounds is very deeply musical. I'm just stuck on logistics all the time. :) Answer 2 out of 26 by Roger Kovaciny on Mar 10, 2008 at 1:41 pm Permalink
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supermegarockstar Mar, 01 2009 at 09:46 AM
When you work with infinite's such as notes and timing the music will be no longer heard or the patients to hear it will dwindle. For instance...notes are only frequencies. Go below or above a certain frequency and the note can't even be heard. So now we have one finite. Timing is also infinite but who wants to hear a song that is at 1/5bpm? Then there is the ability to play the tempo. 8ths notes at 350bpm would be quite challenging. The finite limits of tempo are more elusive than frequencies, but its there. As for running out of new songs...I agree. It won't happen. 1 4 5 has been done to death...but people are still writing new songs with that progression. 2 5 1 has been done to death by truly genius musicians...and they still create new music. now im rambling....
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Alloysius Feb, 11 2008 at 06:49 AM
Equilibrium will be the end of music ;)
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