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RE: music (Adorno autonomously)
- Subject: RE: music (Adorno autonomously)
- From: shandley <shandley@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 4 Jun 1999 09:28:05 -0500
Simon wrote:
>I also
>find the music that Adorno allowed some saving grace - Beethoven and
>others - quite discredited now, a celebration of the division of labour
>that created Culture as a separate domain in the first place.
>Simon Smith
How and when were Beethoven and Vienna II "discredited"? How do they
celebrate the division of labor, any more OR any less, let's say, than female
back-up singers' (or ANY back-up singers') relation to the "featured" singer?
And when did "white" music "die" (I direct this question to Ralph Dumain)? I
love dub AND Vienna 2; black music, too, was and is a source of inspiration
for me. Consequently I find it difficult to take for granted the demise or
utter failure of any of these musics IN THE PAST TENSE. Can someone set me
straight?
----s
P.S. If I accidently sent a previous e.mail re: interdisciplinarity to the
list, I apologize; that was unintentional.
- Thread context:
- rawls/habermas,
seneca savoie Sun 06 Jun 1999, 21:27 GMT
- CHOMSKY & BHASKAR [RE: Adorno on TV],
Ralph Dumain Sun 06 Jun 1999, 16:53 GMT
- CFP: Interdisciplinary Studies: In the Middle, Across, or in Between?,
Chinnie (Si-qin) Ding Sat 05 Jun 1999, 03:43 GMT
- Fwd: People are strange. You are stranger.,
april_biccum Fri 04 Jun 1999, 15:26 GMT
- RE: music (Adorno autonomously),
shandley Fri 04 Jun 1999, 14:28 GMT
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