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Spirit and Music

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By H. Ernest Hunt
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This work argues that music is an integral aspect of life and explores its physical and spiritual foundations. It explains sound as vibration and rhythm, describes timbre and overtones, and uses these acoustic concepts as metaphors for personality, thought, and inspiration. Chapters examine how inner states attract compatible influences, the conditions under which creative inspiration arises, and the roles of interpreter and teacher in transmitting musical meaning. Discussions extend to education, the artistic temperament, the idea of pure music, and art's purpose, linking practical musical principles with philosophical reflections on spirit, expression, and human development.

FOOTNOTES:

[1] Macpherson. "Music and its Appreciation."

[2] "Everyman and his Music." Scholes.

[3] Newlandsmith. "The Temple of Art."

[4] Balzac.

[5] James Rhoades.

[6] J. C. Hadden, "Modern Musicians."

[7] Dowling. "The Aquarian Gospel."

[8] Jung. "Analytical Psychology."

[9] C. J. Whitby, M.D. "The Open Secret."

[10] Wordsworth.

[11] Newlandsmith. "The Temple of Art."

[12] Lancelot, in the "Referee."

[13] Leigh Henry. "Music."

[14] Sir Henry Hadow.

[15] Sir Henry Hadow.

[16] Canon J. H. Masterman.

[17] Ernest Hunt. "The Hidden Self."

[18] Kirkham Davis. "Where dwells the Soul Serene."

[19] Kirkham Davis, "Where dwells the Soul Serene."

[20] W. R. Inge.

[21] Percy Scholes. "Everyman and his Music."

[22] Ribot. "Psychology of the Emotions."

[23] Rabindranath Tagore. "What is Art?"

[24] Ribot. "Psychology of the Emotions."

[25] Hadow. "Studies in Modern Music."

[26] Newlandsmith. "The Temple of Art."

[27] Besant. "Esoteric Christianity."

[28] Kandinsky, quoted in "Eurythmics." (Dalcroze.)

[29] Hadow. "Studies in Modern Music."

[30] Article in "John o' London's Weekly."

[31] Eaglefield Hull. "Cyril Scott."

[32] Rabindranath Tagore. "Personality."