Every sound or organized melody stirs our senses deeply. A hiss, a thunderclap, the sound of a flute, create emotions and images by conveying a very precise message.
Why? The pianist who tells a piece narrates it and shapes it... while the listener imagines and also involuntarily constructs a puzzle rich in figurative references.
At the same time, images have provided inspiration for authors to create a soundscape or a melodic line by setting them to music.
What true and profound relationship is there between music and the image? Can music become an image and vice versa?
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Kappa
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Reply 2 by Kappa
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The connection between music and image is only one of the possibilities, there are at least three
Yes, of course. The possibilities are many. But it is interesting to understand or discuss this in the meantime.
What do you think?
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I almost always opt for the music plus image formula in my short piano performances. I like to associate the two; sometimes it is the images that inspire me, and so I look for a piece suitable for the images, sometimes it is the opposite. Generally speaking, I believe things are somewhat like this for everyone.
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Reply 5 by Kappa
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Music for images is one thing, images and music from a philosophical point of view ... is another (perhaps because I am being betrayed by references to extramusical sounds such as thunder, which evoke images)
