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Re: The illusion of music     

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Author: Sean
Date: Feb 24, 2008 00:10

... Of course ... which is why everything is an illusion, just a 'representation' of what we believe is real. But that's the way it IS. Perhaps the ultimate illusion in music, however, is the illusion of structure and form. There is nothing in a sequence of ...that creates the rich emotional associations we have with music, nothing about a scale, a chord or a chord...
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Author: Immortalist
Date: Feb 23, 2008 21:26

... Of course ... which is why everything is an illusion, just a 'representation' of what we believe is real. But that's the way it IS. Perhaps the ultimate illusion in music, however, is the illusion of structure and form. There is nothing in a sequence of ...that creates the rich emotional associations we have with music, nothing about a scale, a chord or a chord...
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Author: THE BORG
Date: Feb 22, 2008 02:43

... low-level features from the music, using specialised neural networks that ... when the sensory input is music, these inferences include several factors ... the neural basis for perceptual illusions such as the one demonstrated ... should be. Special effects Recorded music allows us to experience other ... repeat infinitely. Perhaps the ultimate illusion in music, however, is the ...
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Author: Sean
Date: Feb 21, 2008 23:26

... Of course ... which is why everything is an illusion, just a 'representation' of what we believe is real. But that's the way it IS. Perhaps the ultimate illusion in music, however, is the illusion of structure and form. There is nothing in a sequence of ... that creates the rich emotional associations we have with music, nothing about a scale, a chord or a chord ...
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Author: Immortalist
Date: Feb 21, 2008 23:08

... Of course ... which is why everything is an illusion, just a 'representation' of what we believe is real. But that's the way it IS. Perhaps the ultimate illusion in music, however, is the illusion of structure and form. There is nothing in a sequence of ... that creates the rich emotional associations we have with music, nothing about a scale, a chord or a chord ...
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Author: Sean
Date: Feb 21, 2008 22:22

..., Of course ... which is why everything is an illusion, just a 'representation' of what we believe is real. But that's the way it IS. Perhaps the ultimate illusion in music, however, is the illusion of structure and form. There is nothing in a sequence of ... that creates the rich emotional associations we have with music, nothing about a scale, a chord or a chord ...
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Author: Immortalist
Date: Feb 21, 2008 22:02

...-special-the-... Music special: The illusion of music 23 February 2008... ability to make sense of music depends on experience and on...new song or piece of music we hear, and with each...brains learn a kind of musical grammar that is specific to...basis for our understanding of music, and ultimately the basis for...and how it moves us. Musical grammar, interesting. "...the mammals...created...
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The illusion of music     

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Author: Sir Frederick
Date: Feb 21, 2008 21:15

..., low-level features from the music, using specialised neural networks that decompose ...And when the sensory input is music, these inferences include several factors over... the neural basis for perceptual illusions such as the one demonstrated by... should be. Special effects Recorded music allows us to experience other ... repeat infinitely. Perhaps the ultimate illusion in music, however, is the ...
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Author: ZerkonX
Date: Feb 22, 2008 07:13

... and order on a sequence of sounds to create what we call music. Do not agree. Music is a reflection of structure and order. It is not imposed by the brain. I...assuming this person does not nor has not ever played music. I will also assume anyone who does, or at ... to remark that they have 'no idea' where the music came from which they had just put to paper. ...
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Re: No hearing, no eyes, best music, best paintings.     

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Author: THE BORG
Date: Aug 31, 2008 16:48

... - particularly seeing as none of you even know whether or not anyone like this even exists. But no one was in any way interested in listening to us or learning how. Humans had no idea of either the illusion or the power of the mind or positive thought or any of the BASICS that you would have to know in order that we could teach you. So we did leave. We want to make that clear. The ...
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