"Music as Metaphor "was first published in 1960. Minnesota
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A professor of music for many years, Mr. Ferguson here sets
forth his theories on how music conveys meaning to its listeners.
He identifies and discusses the elements of musical expression -
tonal stress and rhythm - and correlates them with the nervous
tensions and motor impulses which characterize human emotion.
Through this correlation, he shows how music portrays universally
understood emotional states and ideas. He relates these principles
to music criticism, proposing a new system for such criticism.
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