| Question:
Yes. But now
just the second question again: to what extent is Medical Resonance
Therapy Music 'music'?
Peter
Huebner: As I have already said before,
from a musicological point of view, our European musical history systematically
and logically mirrors a process of cognition in the microcosm of music
sphere.
Even if,
from the point of view of the sound creators, this cognition process
runs intuitively - which is simply a sign that our thoughts too, in
their very nature, follow a process of harmonic evolution - then today
it is possible with the help of scientific cognitive methods to prove
that the intuitive cognition of our great classical sound creators coincides
with the harmonic reality of the microcosm of music.
One cannot, of course, claim that these music creators sought only to
represent and reveal the laws of harmony of the microcosm of music -
or, indeed, the extent of their knowledge in this sphere.
It is, however,
a fact that, beyond all their creative achievements and diversity in
respect of insight into the microcosm of music, a continuity in harmonic
cognition can be proven, as we only know in the development of the different
scientific disciplines.
From a musicological
point of view, European musical history can inasmuch be seen as a pure
process of cognition in respect of the microcosm of music, in which
the different musical works reveal a greater or lesser degree of insight
into this harmonic creative sphere.
On the other
hand, we customarily pay scant regard to this cognitive theory aspect
and look only at the creative diversity of the sounds - completely removed
from these laws of harmony.
So it can
also be explained that for centuries it did not occur to the professional
music world that historically, at some point, the harmonic process of
cognition in the microcosm of music was no longer carried forward, but
actually went into reverse. |
