Space-Awareness and Space-Feeling as Components of
Knowledge

Potential and
Kinetic Energy in
the Musical Sound-Space

 


“Static” and
“Dynamic” Experience of
Space

 


The Musical
Interplay of
Feeling and
Understanding

The Two Ways of Experiencing

Space-awareness and space-feeling are components of knowledge which are experienced from the level of the mind and which are therefore not at all directly related to any aspect of the environment.

The distance of things separated in time or space corresponds to the phenomenon of potential energy in nature and creates the space-awareness of the understanding. The change of the distance between things separated in time or space corresponds to the phenomenon of kinetic energy in nature; it predominantly stimulates the feeling, and from the feeling level it generates the experience of space through the senses.

Thus, we distinguish two kinds of spatial experience: the “static” experience of space through the analytical understanding and the “dynamic” experience of space through the synthesizing feeling.
When listening to music, these two phenomena of spatial experience always appear together and in mutual dependence; sometimes, the one dominates, and sometimes the other.

The interplay of feeling and understanding generated in this process is the sphere of influence of music.

 

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Reference work: Peter Huebner – Natural Music Creation Music Theory
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Nature‘s Laws
of Harmony
in the Microcosm
of Music
Space and Time
in Music
The Concept of Space
in Music
The Two Ways of Experiencing Space
Space-Experience
in the Microcosm
of Music
Space-Time Integration
in Music
Space-Time Fusion through the Integration
of the Musical Spaces
The Integrated Play of
Time and Space
The Potential of the
Musician
The Relationship of Rhythm and Tonality
Field of Cognition –
Enlivened Silence
The Core of Practising
the Art of Music
Conventional and
Modern Mechanisms
of Musical
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The Science
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